Patient's question:
Time of onset has been about a month. Menstruation is irregular, with increased menstrual flow and increased leukorrhea.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the diseases that cause cervical infertility include cervical inflammation, abnormal cervical mucus, abnormal cervical development, and others. Among these, cervical inflammation accounts for the majority of cervical infertility cases.The reasons why cervical inflammation leads to infertility are as follows: The cervix is located between the vagina and the uterus, serving as both an important protective barrier for the internal reproductive system and a crucial component of reproductive physiology and endocrine function. When cervical inflammation occurs, there is an increase in vaginal discharge, which differs in color and odor from normal discharge. It may appear white or yellow, viscous, purulent, and malodorous. This alters the vaginal environment, increases the presence of toxins and inflammatory cells, making it unfavorable for sperm survival and movement. As a result, sperm cannot penetrate the cervix to enter the uterine cavity, leading to infertility.