Patient's question:
My wife has some minor gynecological inflammation. I knew about it before, but after we got married, we were afraid of getting pregnant. Now we're planning to go to the hospital for a check-up. However, a good friend of mine said that such mild gynecological conditions don't affect fertility. She had gynecological inflammation before and it didn't delay her from having children. In fact, she even had two sons.Doctor's answer:
Gynecological inflammation can easily lead to infertility, so it is important to seek timely treatment once the condition is detected. In reproductive medicine, gynecological inflammations that can affect conception include vaginitis, cervicitis, tubitis, and periorbital oophoritis, among others. These inflammations are among the factors or causes that can affect a woman's normal conception and lead to infertility.