Patient's question:
Hello! I have been confirmed to have acute pelvic inflammatory disease, and I am also in the late stage of childbearing. I really want to have a child. Can pelvic inflammatory disease affect pregnancy? What are the better methods to treat acute pelvic inflammatory disease? How long does it take to treat this disease? Looking forward to your reply!Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have acute pelvic inflammatory, it is best to actively treat the inflammation. During the treatment period, it is best not to get pregnant. The main treatment method is antibiotics to reduce inflammation. Generally, it can be cured in about two weeks. However, if the condition is not actively treated and persists, it may lead to chronic pelvic inflammatory, making treatment difficult.