Patient's question:
I haven't been feeling well these days. Yesterday afternoon, I went to the hospital for a check-up after making up lessons, and found out that I have pelvic inflammatory disease. However, I'm planning to have a second child this December, so I wanted to ask the doctor if pelvic inflammatory disease affects the ability to conceive?Doctor's answer:
Young women, if they have plans to have children, are currently experiencing physical discomfort. If a thorough examination indicates pelvic inflammation, pelvic inflammation is mostly accompanied by lower abdominal and waist discomfort. If it is mild pelvic inflammation, it is recommended to actively treat it, which should have little impact on the plan to conceive. If it is severe pelvic inflammation or accompanied by other gynecological diseases, it is recommended to first actively treat the inflammation and infection until the body fully recovers to its optimal state before considering childbirth.