Can a woman with gynecological inflammation get pregnant? What are the risks involved?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Gynecological inflammation may be caused by bacterial infection, and the condition is relatively complex, often recurring. In pregnant women, it may be transmitted to the fetus through the vagina, and it can also be transmitted through the birth canal during delivery. From a TCM perspective, your condition is primarily due to damp-heat accumulation in the lower body.
Recommendation: It is best to treat the gynecological inflammation before considering pregnancy, as this is beneficial for the child. It can ensure the child's health.