Can a woman get pregnant if she has inflammation?

It is actually quite common for female friends to suffer from gynecological inflammation. If the inflammatory disease is not cured, pregnancy cannot be achieved, which will affect both the sexual partner and the fetus. Friends who suffer from gynecological inflammation should receive timely treatment and care.

1. Can you get pregnant if you have gynecological inflammation?

Women with gynecological inflammation should not get pregnant until the inflammation is cured. Here, we remind married women that they should first pay attention to personal hygiene, exercise, and strengthen their physical fitness. They should also pay attention to sexual hygiene, especially abstaining from sexual intercourse during menstruation, which can reduce sexually transmitted diseases. Women with gynecological inflammation should wait until they are cured before getting pregnant.

2. What should women do if they have gynecological inflammation?

Gynecological inflammation must first be treated promptly and thoroughly to prevent it from turning into chronic inflammation over time. It must not be taken lightly. If it turns into chronic inflammation, the treatment time will be longer and it is easy to have repeated infections, so it must be treated thoroughly from the beginning. If it turns into chronic inflammation, you must adhere to the treatment course.

3. Gynecological inflammation that affects women’s pregnancy

1. Vaginitis: The pathogens that cause female vaginitis mainly include gonococci, mycoplasma, chlamydia, Trichomonas, fungi, etc. These pathogens can directly devour sperm, which will cause the sperm and egg to be unable to combine and lead to infertility.

2. Cervicitis: Married women or women who have had sexual intercourse are most likely to suffer from cervicitis, which is mainly manifested by cervical congestion and edema. In severe cases, it can also lead to cervical erosion. Changes in vaginal secretions, urgency, frequency of urination, lower abdominal pain, etc. are all symptoms of cervicitis.

3. Adnexitis: also known as salpingo-oophoritis, adnexitis can endanger the fallopian tubes and, in severe cases, can lead to oophoritis. Chronic adnexitis is very common. It often starts with an acute inflammatory process and then turns into a chronic one. Sometimes the acute inflammatory process is not obvious and turns into a chronic one once discovered. If chronic adnexitis is not effectively treated, it can easily lead to female infertility.