Patient's question:
Three months ago, I had a uterine erosion surgery in your hospital, in addition to pelvic inflammatory disease. I also asked you that I would never get pregnant, and you said I still have the ability to conceive. Now, I haven't gotten pregnant yet. I want to ask a few questions: Why did you say I would never get pregnant? My attending doctor is at the door on the left side after exiting, in the second door?Doctor's answer:
According to the described medical condition, there is pelvic inflammatory disease and a history of cervical erosion surgery. Currently, she is unable to conceive and needs to undergo many related and thorough examinations. Because conception is a very complex process, it requires normal male semen and sperm, a woman's menopause, unobstructed fallopian tubes, and the endometrium must also exceed the thickness required for childbirth. Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease can, while understanding symptomatic treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily dietary habits, it is necessary to maintain a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.