Patient's question:
Last month, I was diagnosed with endometritis, increased leukorrhea, and slight bleeding after intercourse. Will endometritis cause infertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello! When sperm enters the uterine cavity, due to the inflammatory bacteria of endometritis, it can cause sperm death or affect sperm motility, significantly reducing the number of sperm entering the fallopian tubes, thereby affecting fertility.Guidelines:
When the fertilized egg needs to implant, due to the inflammation caused by endometritis, the endometrial antibodies may prevent the fertilized egg from implanting, leading to infertility. Even if some fertilized eggs manage to implant, the inflamed endometrium can cause unstable implantation, making it highly prone to miscarriage, resulting in endometrial infertility.