Patient's question:
I am about to get divorced, and I also have plans to have a baby after marriage, but I have some gynecological diseases that have not been treated yet. Hello, can a woman get pregnant after suffering from gynecological diseases? What are the effects?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal infections in women can indeed affect pregnancy and create a favorable environment for sperm within the vagina. In severe cases of vulvitis, a large number of white blood cells in sexual secretions can absorb sperm, deplete the energy substances in semen, reduce sperm vitality, and prolong sperm survival time, thereby reducing the likelihood of conception. It is recommended to wait until the inflammation is cured before attempting to conceive. Gynecological diseases are not easy to recover from. Patients should maintain a positive mindset and face the condition with optimism, as this can boost their confidence in combating gynecological diseases and increase the likelihood of recovery.