Patient's question:
Since 2009, I have had chronic pelvic inflammatory disease after a traffic accident. I have been treated for several years, and the symptoms have somewhat subsided, but chronic inflammation is difficult to completely cure, and I haven't fully recovered. Now I want to get pregnant and have a child, but I am worried about whether pelvic inflammatory disease will affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Pelvic inflammatory disease can interfere with pregnancy. If not treated actively, it may lead to infertility. However, there is no need to worry excessively. If acute pelvic inflammatory disease is treated promptly and effectively, the vast majority of patients can normally conceive and give birth to their own babies.1. Seek diagnosis and treatment from a qualified hospital and a specialized gynecologist to avoid misdiagnosis.
2. Be patient with the treatment.
3. Choose appropriate medication, ensure sufficient and timely treatment, and surgery may be used if necessary.
Additionally, patients must avoid excessive mental stress and anxiety to prevent unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of pelvic inflammatory disease.