Patient's question:
After having two miscarriages, there is a foul odor in the leukorrhea, cervical erosion, and often a feeling of lower abdominal pain, as well as back and waist pain. Will this affect my ability to have children?Doctor's answer:
If you currently have gynecological inflammation, it is recommended that you treat it first before planning to have a baby. This is much better when considering the principles of healthy and optimal reproduction. However, if you already have a baby and are also suffering from gynecological inflammation, it does not interfere with the baby. You can focus on early pregnancy and normal delivery. In addition to active treatment, patients with gynecological diseases should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet in daily life to digest and absorb nutrients.