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Can rare gynecological conditions affect fertility?

Yes, rare gynecological conditions can impact fertility. Conditions such as Asherman's syndrome (intrauterine adhesions), uterine fibroids in unusual locations, or autoimmune disorders affecting the reproductive organs can lead to challenges in conceiving. Early diagnosis and intervention are critical for improving fertility outcomes.

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