You had a uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) — also called uterine artery embolization — and now the question keeping you up is the next one: what do I do while I try to conceive? This is the plain-English guide our care team gives women in the US and Canada every week: what UFE is, what your doctor decides, and the daily AGO combo women use to support their wellness alongside that care.
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First, the honest part — what a supplement can and cannot do
A UFE is a medical procedure performed by an interventional radiologist: the blood supply feeding a fibroid is blocked so the fibroid is no longer nourished. That is a structural, clinical intervention — and it belongs entirely to your medical team.
So let us be direct. No dietary supplement shrinks, dissolves, removes or treats a fibroid, and none speeds up, replaces or improves the result of a UFE. AGO products are dietary supplements designed to support everyday uterine, hormonal and egg-cell wellness. They do not change fibroid size, do not affect the embolization itself, and do not guarantee any outcome — including pregnancy.
What they are is the part of the routine you control: consistent daily nutrition support while your body does its own work and your doctor monitors the rest.
What your doctor decides about UFE and future pregnancy
This matters more than any supplement decision, so bring it to your appointment rather than to a forum:
- UFE and fertility plans are a specialist conversation. Many doctors discuss myomectomy with women who want to conceive, and reserve UFE for other situations. If you have already had a UFE, your doctor is the person who explains what that means for your specific plan.
- Timing before trying again is a medical decision. Your doctor sets when it is appropriate to start trying, based on your imaging and recovery — not a blog, and not us.
- Follow-up imaging matters. Scans track what happened to the fibroid and the uterine lining afterwards.
- Tell your doctor about every supplement you take, especially around a procedure or if you are on prescription medication.
Start any new supplement only once your doctor or interventional radiologist has given you clearance.
The AGO combo women use after UFE while TTC
Once you have that clearance, the daily routine most of our post-procedure customers settle on works on two fronts at once — the uterus and the trying-to-conceive side:
- AGO Tumor — the herbal-based formula designed to support general uterine wellness as part of a daily routine.
- AGO Mom — the preconception base, designed to support everyday egg-cell wellness and healthy ovulation patterns.
- AGO Eva — add for hormonal balance and cycle comfort if your cycles feel irregular or uncomfortable.
- Mẫu Nguyệt Đà — consider if heavy or painful periods are still the loudest symptom. Heavy bleeding after a procedure always deserves a doctor’s review first.
- AGO Dad (with Hàu Biển AGO / Sea Oyster for extra vitality support) — conception is a two-person job, and sperm mature on a similar 90-day clock.
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The 90-day window — how to time your routine
Why our care team keeps repeating “three months”: an egg cell matures over roughly 90 days before it is released, and sperm follow a similar cycle. A supplement routine only makes sense measured across that window, not across two weeks.
- Wait for clearance, then start consistently — same time each day, every day.
- Plan a full 90-day run rather than an on-and-off month.
- Keep every follow-up scan and appointment. The supplements sit alongside monitoring, never instead of it.
- Track your cycle so you and your doctor can see how things settle month to month. See cycle tracking basics.
- If you are heading toward IUI or IVF, tell the clinic exactly what you take — see our IVF/IUI prep guide.
Related reading: the fibroids combo guide, AGO Tumor explained, fibroids and getting pregnant and AGO Mom vs AGO Tumor.
How to start — and your free personalized plan
- Step 1: Ask your doctor when you are cleared to try again and to start a daily supplement.
- Step 2: Start the core pair — AGO Tumor + AGO Mom — and add Eva if your cycle needs the support.
- Step 3: Give it a full 90 days, and bring the labels to your next appointment.
- Step 4: Get his side going too, if you have a partner — AGO Dad, same window.
- Step 5: Not sure what fits? Our care team will look at your diagnosis, your procedure date and your timeline and suggest a combo.
AGO products are dietary supplements designed to support wellness. They do not shrink, dissolve or remove fibroids, do not affect the result of any procedure, are not a replacement for medical care, and do not guarantee any outcome. The easiest next step is a free, no-pressure consultation.