Patient's question:
I had a miscarriage on July 11th, and I only discovered that I had endometritis on November 6th. The doctor said that my current condition requires waiting until 8 months later to have a baby. March next year will be exactly 8 months, and I will need to undergo a series of thorough pre-pregnancy tests in the later stages. These tests will determine whether it's better to do them in February and prepare for pregnancy in March, or in January and prepare for pregnancy in March.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, if you contracted endometritis after a miscarriage, it may interfere with getting pregnant. You must wait until it has fully healed before trying to conceive. The routine pre-pregnancy check-up is best done in January. I suggest you focus on treating the endometritis now and, after it has healed, visit a regular public hospital's gynecology department three months before trying to conceive for the necessary pre-pregnancy tests. If everything is fine, you can wait until the right time to conceive. If you experience any discomfort, you will have time to address it. Wishing you a speedy recovery!