Does prostatitis affect having children?

Patient's question:

My husband has chronic prostatitis, which is not severe. He has been taking medication continuously for several months. But if I get pregnant, will it affect the children?

Doctor's answer:

Medications can cause certain interference. It is recommended to leave the infant for irregular pregnancy check-ups. If abnormal fetal conditions are detected, early termination is necessary. Strict prenatal examinations include: 14-19 weeks of Down syndrome screening, 22-26 weeks of 4D color Doppler MRI, amniocentesis, and umbilical cord and rectal detailed examinations. Speculation must be implemented during the early pregnancy period of 16-20 weeks. It can be used to describe the growth and development of the fetus in the uterus.

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