Effect of factors of ovarian endometriosis on the fertility after conservative operation
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Conservative operations for ovarian endometriosis improved fertility, with higher pregnancy rates observed in patients with smaller cysts, unilateral involvement, and those who took medication post-surgery.
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Aim: To study the effect of factors of ovarian endometriosis on the fertility after conservative operation.Methods:A total of 63 ovarian endometriosis cases with cystis underwent oophorocystectomy,and took Danazol or Nemestran for half a year.Results:Two years after operation,the total pregnancy rate was 52.38%(33/63).The pregnancy rate was low in cases with larger cystis,two side ovarian invasion,or primary acyesis,or not taking medicine after operation.Conclusion:Conservative operation for ovarian endometriosis can improve the fertility,and patients should take medicine regularly to prevent relapse.
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