Cervical erosion, pelvic inflammatory disease, irregular menstruation, difficult to get pregnant?

Patient's question:

Infertility with irregular periods and mild pelvic inflammation, once had cervical erosion, now feel extremely weak, slight movement causes all-over body pain, no energy, let alone preparing for a second child. I want to consult, with symptoms like this, is it difficult to conceive? What treatment is best?

Doctor's answer:

Your once cervical erosion was a normal physiological phenomenon of the cervix affected by estrogen in the body and did not require treatment. If you have pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended to have active and thorough treatment of the pelvic inflammation to avoid it becoming chronic pelvic inflammation and recurring adhesions in the pelvic cavity. As for irregular menstruation, it is recommended to have a female hormone level test to understand the condition of the ovaries, maintain a good mood, and regulate it.

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