Patient's question:
I want to have a baby this year, but six months ago I was diagnosed with chronic endometritis. I would like to ask how it will affect fertility.Doctor's answer:
This friend's cervical inflammation is primarily manifested as increased vaginal discharge, which is mucous-like and sometimes yellowish-purulent; when polyps are present, it may also include bloody leukorrhea. It is recommended to treat the inflammation first before considering pregnancy. The daily treatment for cervical inflammation mainly focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take some oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoid cold foods. We hope that cervical inflammation patients can recover as soon as possible!