Patient's question:
I am a thirty-one-year-old woman, married to my husband for three years, and we have never had children. Since the beginning of last year, I have been suffering from gynecological diseases, but I have not been treated properly. Now it is quite serious.Doctor's answer:
Hello, pregnancy should not occur during acute or chronic stages of any gynecological inflammation, and it should only be considered after the inflammation is fully treated. Married women should pay attention to personal hygiene, exercise regularly to improve physical fitness, maintain sexual hygiene, avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation to reduce sexual transmitted diseases, undergo regular pregnancy tests, and promptly treat acute phase inflammation.If there is vaginal bloody discharge more than one month into pregnancy, the reasons can be many: the most common cause is threatened miscarriage, which may be due to luteal function disorders, fetal development abnormalities, or factors related to the mother and environment.