Patient's question:
I developed chronic cervical inflammation a year ago. I took many medications and used vaginal suppositories, but it seems like it hasn't completely healed. I've been trying to get pregnant for half a year now, but haven't been able to conceive yet. I don't know if it's related to my chronic cervical inflammation. I'd like to consult a doctor; will chronic cervical inflammation affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Chronic cervical inflammation can lead to a series of cervical diseases, such as cervical erosion, etc. It is recommended that you first treat it before considering conception. Wishing you health! Not clear enough? You can click on the online consultation expert in the upper left corner to directly ask the online expert, and we will provide you with the most detailed answers.