Can a woman with gynecological diseases be pregnant?

Patient's question:

Hello, doctor
Could you please tell me if it's possible to get pregnant during cervical erosion and pelvic inflammatory disease, especially if no contraceptive measures are taken during sexual intercourse? If pregnancy occurs in this situation, will it affect the child? Is it safe to carry the pregnancy to term?

Doctor's answer:

Gynecological inflammation can lead to an increase in vaginal discharge, which in turn affects the penetration ability of sperm and has a certain impact on pregnancy. If there is vaginitis, the husband is also prone to infection. Therefore, if one partner is found to have vaginitis, the other should also undergo examination. If sexual intercourse is absolutely necessary, or a condom can be used.