Patient's question:
I am currently trying to conceive, but I've heard that many gynecological diseases can cause infertility. I had gynecological diseases before getting married, but they were cured. However, at that time, I didn't want children, so I didn't learn much about it. Now I'm very worried that it might affect my fertility.Doctor's answer:
Any acute or chronic phase of gynecological inflammation should not result in pregnancy, and pregnancy should only occur after the inflammation is cured.Married women should first pay attention to personal hygiene, exercise regularly, enhance their physical fitness, and maintain sexual hygiene. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. Regular pregnancy checks should be conducted, and acute-phase inflammation should be treated promptly and thoroughly.