Patient's question:
I am currently 37 days pregnant. Before getting pregnant, I had a thorough medical check-up at the hospital and was diagnosed with severe pelvic effusion and cervical erosion. I would like to consult about whether these inflammations will affect the future growth and development of the fetus.Doctor's answer:
The cause is due to gynecological inflammation such as acute and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. If the inflammation is acute, the treatment course will be short, and the effect of using appropriate antibiotics will also be very significant. However, for chronic inflammation, the treatment course is longer, and the therapeutic effect may not be as good as that of acute inflammation, requiring a process. Menstruation is mainly affected by endocrine factors in the body and is not closely related to pelvic inflammation. If you are already pregnant, it is recommended that you treat the inflammation thoroughly before having a baby for safety. In fact, having pelvic effusion is not, and patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as the condition is detected early and treated promptly, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.