You had a biopsy or a hysteroscopy, and the report came back with two words you had never heard before: chronic endometritis. Maybe it surfaced after a failed IVF transfer, after a loss, or during a work-up for unexplained infertility. Your doctor has a plan — usually antibiotics and a re-test. The question our care team hears next is always the same: “what can I do daily while I go through this?”
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What chronic endometritis is — and what supplements cannot do
Chronic endometritis is a persistent, low-grade inflammation of the endometrium, the lining of the uterus. It is usually silent: no fever, no obvious pain, sometimes only spotting or a slightly off cycle. It is typically identified on an endometrial biopsy (CD138 plasma-cell staining) or seen as micropolyps and a strawberry-pattern lining on hysteroscopy. It is often linked to bacteria in the uterine cavity, and it is one of the things fertility specialists look for in repeated implantation failure and recurrent loss.
Please be completely clear on this, because the internet is not:
- Supplements do not treat, cure or clear chronic endometritis. It is an infection-related, inflammatory condition. Only your doctor can diagnose it and only prescription antibiotics — and a follow-up biopsy to confirm resolution — address it.
- No supplement replaces your antibiotic course. Finish exactly what you were prescribed, exactly as directed, and go back for the re-test even if you feel fine.
- No supplement changes your implantation odds, IVF outcome or biopsy result. Anyone claiming otherwise is not being honest with you.
What everyday wellness support can do is give you one calm, consistent daily routine for uterine, hormonal and egg-cell wellness across the weeks and months you are treating this and trying again. That is exactly the role AGO products are designed for.
AGO Tumor — daily uterine wellness support alongside treatment
AGO Tumor is a herbal-based formula designed to support general uterine wellness as part of a daily routine. Women dealing with a uterine-lining diagnosis often choose it because their attention is on the uterus itself — alongside, not instead of, whatever their doctor has prescribed. To be precise about what it is: AGO Tumor is a dietary supplement designed to support wellness. It is not an antibiotic, not an anti-inflammatory drug, and it does not treat endometritis, remove infection or change what a biopsy shows.
Mẫu Nguyệt Đà is the other herbal option here — designed to support cycle and uterine wellness, and usually the pick when heavy or uncomfortable periods are the bigger day-to-day complaint.
Adding AGO Mom and AGO Eva — egg-cell and hormonal wellness
While the lining question is being handled medically, the rest of your fertility picture does not pause:
- AGO Mom — designed to support everyday egg-cell wellness and healthy ovulation patterns through the preconception window. Most women make this the base of the routine.
- AGO Eva — designed to support hormonal balance and cycle comfort through the month, a common add-on if your cycles have felt irregular or uncomfortable.
- His side counts too. If you are heading back toward IUI or a transfer, AGO Dad — optionally with Hàu Biển AGO (Sea Oyster) — is designed to support sperm and male vitality wellness across the same 90-day window.
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Building your AGO combo — a realistic starting point
A common combo for women trying to conceive with a chronic endometritis diagnosis:
- Core: AGO Mom (egg-cell and ovulation wellness) + AGO Tumor (uterine wellness).
- Add AGO Eva if hormonal balance and cycle comfort are also on your list.
- Swap in Mẫu Nguyệt Đà if heavy or uncomfortable periods are the main day-to-day issue.
- Add AGO Dad (his side) if you are both preparing for a transfer or an IUI cycle.
- Timing: ask your doctor whether to start supplements during the antibiotic course or after it finishes. Herbal formulas and prescription medicines should never be combined without your prescriber knowing.
Related reading: repeated implantation failure after IVF, endometrial lining and fertility, Asherman’s syndrome and TTC and TTC after pelvic inflammatory disease.
How long to take it — and your free personalized plan
Egg cells and sperm both mature over roughly three months, so most couples plan a 90-day window of consistent daily use around their treatment:
- Take each formula daily — consistency matters far more than perfect timing.
- Complete the antibiotic course and attend the follow-up biopsy or hysteroscopy your specialist recommends.
- Do not schedule a transfer before your clinic confirms the lining question has been resolved — that call is theirs, not a supplement’s.
- Tell your doctor and your fertility clinic every supplement you take, including herbal ones.
- Report new pain, fever or unusual discharge to your doctor promptly.
AGO products are dietary supplements designed to support wellness. They do not treat or cure endometritis, do not affect biopsy or IVF results, and do not guarantee any outcome. The easiest next step is a free, no-pressure consultation so our care team can suggest the combo that fits your situation.