Does cervical inflammation cause female infertility?

Patient's question:

I have not been able to get pregnant since getting married, so I often argued with my husband. This has been a frequent topic of our arguments. Now I am very worried, afraid that I will not be able to have children in the future. This will have a huge impact on my life. I used to have cervical inflammation, and I don't know if it's related to this.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, for human reproduction, the cervix also plays an important role: sperm needs to pass through this "gate" to enter the fallopian tube and meet the egg. Therefore, if it appears to be diseased, the chances of a woman becoming pregnant will be greatly reduced. According to clinical statistics, about 15% of female infertility issues are related to the cervix.

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