Patient's question:
I have a discharge like cottage cheese, and my external genitalia are a bit itchy. When I wash my vagina with water, there's a little bit of blood, but not much. My period is normal. Can I have children with a gynecological disease?Doctor's answer:
It is possible to have children with gynecological diseases because there are many types of gynecological conditions. Some affect pregnancy and fertility, while others have a lesser impact on fertility. Therefore, some people with gynecological diseases can still have children. However, if gynecological diseases are left untreated for a long time, they may potentially affect the fallopian tubes.It is important to pay attention to rest, diet, and daily routines. It is recommended that couples visit a regular hospital for routine gynecological examinations before trying to conceive. If all test results are normal, calculate your ovulation period and prepare for pregnancy. If you have gynecological inflammation, it is advisable to first treat the inflammation until it is completely cured before trying to conceive.