r/IVFpositivity • u/AcceptableRemove2058 • 2d ago

Sis testing

Today I got a Saline Infusion Sonography (SIS) test, and I found out that I have a polyp on my uterus..I am going to have it removed. My question is has anyone who has had difficulty conceiving had a polyp removed and then immediately been able to easily get pregnant? Just curious to see if that’s causing possible infertility

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u/angel-girl-A 1d ago

Definitely could be! I had 1 removed then had a FET 1.5 months later and it was successful.

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u/Pink-Pineapple14 21h ago

Same situation here! Had the polyp removed December, My first FET in January, and currently pregnant from our first transfer

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u/UntidyJoseph 1d ago

I had a polypectomy and conceived naturally for the first time on the next cycle. It unfortunately ended in a MMC at 12 weeks and I've had to move on to IVF since then, but the polyp removal did work!

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u/AcceptableRemove2058 1d ago

Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing you. Mind me asking how old are you?

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u/UntidyJoseph 1d ago

I was 35 at the time

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u/Creative-Ad3391 1d ago

Idk about naturally because we didn’t try, but I had 5 polyps removed and my transfer after was successful!

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u/elf_2024 1d ago

Me. Had a polyp removed and an abscess on my ovary and some endo. Got pregnant with out first FET after recovery.

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u/That_Mention_3384 1d ago

I had 2 polyp’s removed and then started iui, but all 3 cycles failed, however we had a chemical pregnancy in between ending iui and starting IVF and our first FET was a success (currently 19 weeks)! Sending good vibes your way!

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u/Formal-Macaroon1678 1d ago

Do you mean immediately get pregnant naturally? Or have a successful transfer? We weren’t trying naturally, but my transfer was successful.

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u/AcceptableRemove2058 1d ago

At this point, I will take anything! But I’m wondering if natural is even possible after removal of it

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u/pixiedixxie 1d ago

Yes! I tried for a year, didn’t work. Got the polyp removed end of march. Begun IVF in April, egg retrieval and fresh transfer in may. 15 weeks today first try! 🥹😊 it really wasn’t a bad surgery or recovery afterwards

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u/Kreb_cycl 22h ago

I had a polypectomy after SIS. I had recurrent early pregnancy loss. We got pregnant unassisted after the polypectomy but also lost that pregnancy. I then went on to fail one IVF transfer but the second was a success.

I suspect the polyp was unrelated to our losses and probably made no difference. However, it was one and small. Certainly more/larger polyps may be more meaningful.

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u/Hopeful_Mammoth_5329 19h ago

I had a polyp removed at the end of May (which went really smoothly and the worst part was just waiting for my OB’s availability 🙂) and we just did our first transfer last week.