Patient's question:
My wife has cervical inflammation, it seems to be chronic. But I really want a child now. I don't know if cervical inflammation will affect fertility, and if it does, will it affect the baby's growth and development? Should I treat the cervical inflammation first?Doctor's answer:
Hello. If chronic cervical inflammation is not severe, it generally has no impact on pregnancy. However, chronic cervical inflammation is a chronic condition with a long duration and frequent recurrence, so it is essential to maintain a good mood and actively cooperate with your doctor in treatment. If you are eager to have a baby and the condition is not severe, you can stop medication for a period, give birth, and then resume treatment afterward. However, if the condition is severe, it is crucial to fully recover before considering pregnancy. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with cervical inflammation should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep at all times. Sufficient deep sleep is the key to helping you recover quickly from this disease. I hope the above answer can assist you.