Patient's question:
Often people say that cervical inflammation can lead to infertility. How does cervical inflammation lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
The cervical tissue of women, when infected with mycoplasma, can lead to an increase in cervical secretions, causing changes in the pH value of cervical mucus and affecting the passage of sperm. It can also damage the mucosal tissue of the reproductive tract, leading to the production of antisperm antibodies by immune cells upon contact with sperm, resulting in infertility.Mycoplasma and chlamydia infections of the cervical tissue can cause gynecological inflammatory conditions such as endometritis, tubulitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease. Under the stimulation of inflammation, the tubal mucosa may be damaged, leading to tubal adhesion or tubal obstruction, resulting in tubal infertility.