Does moderate pelvic inflammatory disease affect pregnancy?

Moderate pelvic inflammatory disease means that the disease is quite serious. The most common harm is that it causes infertility in women. Bilateral fallopian tube inflammation often occurs, and the eggs cannot pass normally and fertilized eggs cannot be formed. This has a great impact on women's health and can easily cause some infectious shock and even sepsis. Therefore, if you have moderate pelvic inflammatory disease, you must receive good treatment in time.

1. Pelvic congestion, impaired ovarian function, and fallopian tube adhesion and obstruction. Diffuse peritonitis, sepsis, septic shock, etc.

2. Cause infertility. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease often manifests as bilateral salpingitis, which causes the opening of the fallopian tube to be closed, and may also cause the lumen to narrow or be closed, obstructing the passage of the fertilized egg and leading to infertility.

3. Loss of physiological functions. Severe pelvic inflammatory disease spreads to the pelvic peritoneum, uterus and paracervical tissues, causing organ tissues to harden and become immobile, especially the fallopian tubes lose their physiological property of soft peristalsis, and the lumen is blocked to the point where it cannot be cured. For pelvic inflammatory disease, the systemic symptoms in women are often not obvious. They may have some low-grade fever or make some female patients feel easily fatigued. At the same time, some female patients with pelvic inflammatory disease may also show lack of energy or mild neurasthenia.

We all know that female pelvic inflammatory disease can cause many complications, especially for women's own diseases, and even severe cases can lead to infertility. Why are some women unable to get pregnant? Experts remind that the main harm of pelvic inflammatory disease is that it can lead to infertility! And women who are preparing to become pregnant must first completely cure pelvic inflammatory disease before considering pregnancy. Otherwise, if the inflammation is not completely cured, the inflammatory cells will gradually invade and affect the healthy development of the embryo.