Patient's question:
My wife was diagnosed with acute pelvic inflammatory disease last week. The key is that my wife isn't in a hurry to treat it, as if nothing is wrong. She's calm and composed, and when I try to persuade her to get treatment quickly, she ignores me. I've been sweating profusely out of fear. I really don't know what will happen if we delay it any longer.Doctor's answer:
Hello, after suffering from acute pelvic inflammatory disease, if the fallopian tubes are also affected, causing adhesions in the lumen and complete obstruction, it can affect future fertility and lead to infertility; if the inflammation is limited only to the pelvic connective tissues and the fallopian tubes are not affected, then it does not affect fertility. Therefore, acute pelvic inflammatory disease may have serious consequences leading to infertility.