Endometrial polyps total hysterectomy can also be pregnant

Endometrial polyp hysterectomy is usually not pregnant.

Pregnancy requires sperm and eggs to successfully combine into a fertilized egg, and then the fertilized egg needs to be implanted in the uterus to continue to develop. Endometrial polyp patients will lose the uterus after total hysterectomy. At this time, the fertilized egg has no implantation and development site, so the patient is also infertile and unable to conceive

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