Patient's question:
I am planning to have a child with my husband this year, but last week during my physical examination at work, I was diagnosed with chronic cervical inflammation. I don't know how chronic cervical inflammation will affect future fertility. So I would like to consult a doctor: Does chronic cervical inflammation affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
I am glad to help you solve your question. Chronic cervical inflammation is a gynecological infectious disease, usually caused by chronic vaginitis not being effectively treated, and is somewhat related to poor personal hygiene and neglecting sexual hygiene. If such a problem occurs during pregnancy, it is still recommended to actively treat it. Of course, this disease does not affect childbirth, but symptoms may improve after pregnancy, and medication may be limited for severe cervical inflammation patients. It is advised to seek medical attention immediately and treat it according to the doctor's advice, without blindly using medication to avoid worsening the condition. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.