Patient's question:
Some women who suffer from bacterial vaginosis often feel very worried. If they want to have children, will this condition have any impact on it? For women of childbearing age, diseases of the reproductive system are the most concerning. If they do not actively seek treatment, it is highly likely to affect their ability to conceive. So, can women with bacterial vaginosis have children? What kind of help do they need: Some women who suffer from bacterial vaginosis often feel very worried. If they want to have children, will this condition have any impact on it? For women of childbearing age, diseases of the reproductive system are the most concerning. If they do not actively seek treatment, it is highly likely to affect their ability to conceive. So, can women with bacterial vaginosis have children?Doctor's answer:
Hello! If you have gynecological inflammation, it's best to be fully cured before getting pregnant. Treating bacterial vaginosis is possible as long as you persist with medication, pay attention to hygiene, and avoid sexual activity during treatment to prevent recurrence. If it's not cured before pregnancy, certain medications cannot be used in the first three months of pregnancy, which may cause discomfort. It's best to get fully cured before getting pregnant. I hope my answer is helpful to you. Wishing you all your wishes come true!