Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am 32 years old this year. A few weeks ago, I was carefully diagnosed with chronic cervical inflammation. I don't know if I can get pregnant, and I'm very worried, but I don't know what to do either. So I want to consult if chronic cervical inflammation prevents pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
It is possible to get pregnant. Chronic cervical inflammation is usually caused by the downward infection of long-term vaginal inflammation, so if you are planning to get pregnant, it is recommended to first treat the vaginal inflammation and cervical inflammation. If there is bacterial or trichomoniasis infection, active medication should be used to control it. After the condition stabilizes, cervical cancer screening should be done to rule out precancerous lesions of cervical cancer, and then prepare for pregnancy. The recurrence of chronic cervical inflammation severely threatens women's health, requiring attention to postmenstrual follow-up in daily life, light diet, and avoiding spicy and irritating foods.