Patient's question:
A 28-year-old woman's mental state has not been very good recently, and she doesn't know why. Please ask: Can pelvic inflammatory disease lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
We mentioned that pelvic inflammatory disease refers to inflammation that occurs again in the pelvis. It refers to the uterus, excluding the fallopian tubes, and the ovaries, excluding the surrounding connective tissues. So, if it occurs directly. Where does pelvic inflammatory disease occur again? It refers to the inflammation of our uterus, excluding the fallopian tubes, excluding the ovaries, and excluding the surrounding ligaments and connective tissues. Then how can pregnancy occur? Second, this is where the baby is conceived. If there is inflammation in the uterus here, it means that the endometrium has encountered problems. Then it would affect pregnancy, right? This is a kind of underground passage. This is where sperm and eggs meet and combine.