Patient's question:
I have pelvic inflammatory disease and have been undergoing treatment recently. However, I tested positive for pregnancy yesterday with a pregnancy test. It is said that having gynecological inflammation can easily lead to miscarriage, especially pelvic inflammatory disease. But now I am pregnant before the treatment is fully completed. What should I do? Can I continue treatment during pregnancy? Will it affect the baby? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, it is possible to preserve the child during the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, but it also depends on the medication used and the careful observation of results during pregnancy to make the choice. Therefore, if you are pregnant with pelvic inflammatory disease, it is essential to seek professional treatment at a formal gynecological hospital. Never buy or use medication on your own. During pregnancy, the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease should be carried out under the guidance of professional and authoritative doctors. Considering that medication may have an impact on the fetus, the treatment after pregnancy still requires a certain degree of specificity.