A brief discussion on whether gynecological inflammation affects pregnancy

It should be said that childbirth is a major event in the life of women and every family. People often encounter this problem here. They get pregnant without any psychological and various preparations, but feel that the conditions do not allow it at this time, including physical factors. For example, for female friends with gynecological inflammation, is it suitable to get pregnant at this time? Or what will be the impact of conception? The following will discuss these issues.

First of all, women with gynecological inflammation cannot get pregnant. Even if they conceive, it will affect the quality of the fertilized egg, thus affecting the entire pregnancy process. The baby born will also be affected, which goes against the plan of eugenics. The correct way to deal with it is that after being diagnosed with gynecological inflammation, no matter what kind of inflammation it is, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and then consider the issue of conception after the disease is cured. The reason is explained here with an example.

1. For patients with cervical erosion, if no treatment is given, the physical and chemical properties of cervical mucus will change significantly, containing more white blood cells and the pH value of the mucus will be alkaline. When sperm passes through the cervix, not only will the inflammatory microenvironment of the cervix reduce the motility of the sperm, but the sticky secretions will also make it difficult for the sperm to pass through. The inflammatory secretions will also be toxic to the sperm, causing it to consume too much energy and shorten its lifespan, leading to infertility.

2. For patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, if they are not cured for a long time, firstly, cervicitis will gradually develop into cervical cancer. Secondly, the secretions of patients with cervicitis are viscous, which can easily hinder sperm from entering the uterine cavity. In addition, the secretions contain a large number of white blood cells that can easily phagocytize sperm, leading to female infertility.

It can be seen from this that female gynecological diseases have a great impact on pregnancy. We must not relax and think that we can still conceive if the symptoms are not obvious. This is incorrect and may cause harm to both the mother and the child. Therefore, gynecological inflammation must be treated promptly and thoroughly before considering pregnancy. It is also recommended that for these major life events, examinations and treatments must be done at a regular hospital.