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Patient's question:

I previously had chronic appendicitis and received treatment in the hospital for a period of time. The symptoms were reduced, but when I told the doctor I was planning to have a child, the doctor said that my current appendicitis has not fully healed on its own and it is better to wait some time before having a child.
What kind of assistance is needed: Will appendicitis lead to infertility in patients?

Doctor's answer:

This depends on the specific situation of the patient. Generally speaking, if the patient experiences fallopian tube adhesion again, whether it is partial or complete adhesion, it will increase the difficulty of getting pregnant. Adnexitis requires active treatment, and it can only be ensured that normal pregnancy can occur after complete recovery. Otherwise, even if pregnancy occurs, it may be an ectopic pregnancy, posing significant life risks to both the mother and the fetus.