Can gynecological inflammation affect pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I've been married for more than half a year and still haven't gotten pregnant. Now my family keeps talking about this every day, making me feel very upset. My husband and I have been trying very hard, but it just isn't working. I've always had vaginitis, and I have a lot of discharge and itchy external genitalia. Because I wanted a child, I didn't get treatment.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, women with gynecological infections may reduce the chances of pregnancy, and gynecological infections during pregnancy can also affect the fetus. With the of the pace of life, the phenomenon of women suffering from gynecological diseases is becoming increasingly serious. Many women are infertile because they did not receive timely treatment for gynecological diseases. Some can get pregnant again after treatment, while others may forever lose the right to be a mother. Therefore, when women experience physical discomfort, they must actively seek treatment to avoid serious consequences.

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