Patient's question:
Doctor, is it possible for any infection to cause cervical inflammation? If you have this condition, what are the symptoms?If I want to have children, what tests should I get done at the hospital? Is it enough to have a colposcopy and a routine vaginal discharge test?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the situation you described generally requires undergoing a prenatal health check-up. First, it is recommended to have a vaginal discharge test at the hospital to check for any inflammation. If there is any, treatment should be administered first. Then, routine pre-pregnancy tests can be conducted, such as ultrasound, four tests, and five reproductive antibody tests. The male partner can also have a semen analysis. These tests can all be done at the gynecology department.The specific pre-pregnancy health check-up items may vary depending on the individual's circumstances, such as blood and urine tests, internal gynecological examinations, color Doppler ultrasound, etc. In cases where there is a family history of genetic diseases, the doctor may recommend genetic gene testing. It is recommended that you visit the nearest large hospital for consultation. The prices for different items and different levels of hospitals may vary.