Can I get pregnant if I have chlamydia infection?

From the medical principle, patients infected with chlamydia have a relatively small chance of becoming pregnant during the illness. However, accidents can happen all the time, and if a woman becomes pregnant after being infected with chlamydia, there is a high chance that the baby will also get the disease. Therefore, whether or not to have the child after becoming pregnant after being infected with chlamydia is a personal choice. Since the fertilized egg itself carries chlamydia, the child developed in this way is not healthy. It is best to prepare for pregnancy after being cured.

Generally speaking, when women are infected with chlamydia, they are more likely to suffer from cervical infection. At this time, the cervical secretions will increase significantly, become thick in texture, and contain a large number of white blood cells. This will have an adverse effect on sperm motility, hinder sperm from entering the uterine cavity, and affect conception. Therefore, it is best to receive timely treatment after chlamydia infection, and it is better to get pregnant after curing the chlamydia infection.

So, how should chlamydia infection be treated? The following is a brief introduction. Generally speaking, conventional anti-inflammatory drugs are ineffective in treating mycoplasma and chlamydia infections. Some drugs have different degrees of tolerance and side effects due to individual differences when selected for use. Therefore, they should be selected for use through drug sensitivity tests as much as possible.

Accurate diagnosis of chlamydia and selection of effective drugs to treat chlamydia can achieve good results. It is recommended to actively treat under the guidance of a specialist. The course of treatment for chlamydia infection is generally about one to two weeks, which needs to be determined according to the specific situation. Some patients with chlamydia infection may be delayed in recovery because the first treatment of chlamydia infection was not thorough, and they just felt that the symptoms had disappeared, but without doing relevant examinations, they mistakenly thought that they were cured and stopped taking the medicine. In fact, the chlamydia was not completely killed. It is recommended that relevant examinations should be done after treatment to confirm complete cure. Or the dosage or duration of medication is insufficient, which cannot effectively treat chlamydia infection and instead causes the bacteria to develop drug resistance. Need to find out the cause and improve the treatment. It is also important to note that couples need to be treated at the same time, and sexual intercourse is prohibited during the treatment of chlamydia infection to avoid cross infection.

In summary, it is best to do relevant tests after the treatment of chlamydia infection is completed to confirm complete cure. After observing for a period of time, if both husband and wife do not have any abnormalities, they can become pregnant. I would like to add a little bit here. It is possible to get pregnant after being infected with chlamydia. However, if a woman becomes pregnant with such a sexually transmitted disease, the quality of her sperm may be affected by chlamydia infection, which is not conducive to eugenics plans. Therefore, we still want to emphasize that after suffering from chlamydia infection, it is best to wait until it is cured before getting pregnant.