What are the chances of pregnancy with pelvic inflammatory disease?

Every woman hopes to become a mother, but some women may suffer from infertility due to gynecological infections, such as pelvic inflammatory disease. These women are in great pain, so they want to know how likely they are to get pregnant if they suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease. Below is a brief introduction to this issue, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease generally have a higher incidence of complications, such as fallopian tube obstruction or bilateral fallopian tube obstruction, which has a certain impact on pregnancy. However, as long as the corresponding examinations are carried out in time, and the smoothness of the fallopian tubes on both sides is checked, and then the uterine development and ovulation period are checked, and the right time is chosen for sexual intercourse, the chance of pregnancy is still very high.

Will pelvic inflammatory disease affect pregnancy?

1. Pelvic inflammatory disease can damage the ovaries, disrupt growth hormone metabolism, affect ovulation, and cause abnormal uterine development or rupture. It is a condition in which pelvic inflammatory disease causes infertility.

2. The characteristic of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is unilateral salpingitis. With the change of time, the opening of both fallopian tubes, especially the reception of some or all closed eggs, may also cause the inflammation and adhesion of the mucosal layer of both fallopian tubes, resulting in the narrowing or closure of the cavity. In this way, the use of eggs, sperm or sperm-egg combination will cause infertility.

3. Severe pelvic inflammatory disease can cause cysts between the uterus and duodenum. After the inflammation subsides, it can cause adhesions and changes in the connection between the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes, causing adhesion and closure of the fallopian tube umbrella, thickening of the ovarian capsule and hardening of the surface, so that the egg cells cannot be discharged normally, and it will also affect the transmissibility of the fallopian tubes, which will cause infertility.

What are the chances of getting pregnant if you have pelvic inflammatory disease? Regarding this question, we know that pelvic inflammatory disease will affect pregnancy, and it mainly depends on whether the bilateral fallopian tubes are blocked or adhered. If the fallopian tube is blocked, it must be immediately emptied to avoid affecting the ovulation period. The chances of pregnancy are still very high. Pelvic inflammatory disease affects pregnancy mainly due to some complications, which may affect ovulation or sperm implantation. Therefore, if there is no adhesion in pelvic inflammatory disease, it will not easily affect pregnancy.