Will severe inflammation affect pregnancy?

There are actually many types of inflammation. If you suffer from vaginitis and the condition is relatively serious, it will definitely affect the patient's conception. So don't underestimate some inflammatory diseases. Once they become serious, they will have a great impact on your health.

1. Will severe inflammation affect pregnancy?

Vaginitis is one of the most common gynecological diseases. It makes women's private parts itchy and smelly, thus affecting their work and life. Whether vaginitis will affect pregnancy depends on the severity of the vaginitis and the type of infection. Some cases of vaginitis will affect female fertility, causing women to be unable to become pregnant or to have miscarriage after pregnancy. Experts suggest that you should go to the hospital for a check-up and confirm the diagnosis first, and then consider the risk of vaginitis in obstetrics. Vaginitis is caused by bacterial and viral infections. Therefore, if you are pregnant, it may affect the development of the fetus and even threaten the life safety of the fetus, resulting in miscarriage. Pregnancy is generally not recommended if you have vaginitis. Vaginitis may cause miscarriage after pregnancy, while chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can cause adhesions and blockage of the fallopian tubes, leading to infertility. If you want to get pregnant, you need to cure gynecological inflammation first.

2. Women with the following three types of gynecological inflammation are not recommended to conceive

1. Vaginitis. The pathogens that cause vaginitis include gonococci, mycoplasma, chlamydia, Trichomonas, fungi, etc. These pathogens can directly devour sperm and cause infertility.

2. Cervicitis. Local inflammation caused by the invasion of various pathogenic factors is mainly manifested as cervical congestion and edema. In severe cases, it may lead to cervical erosion, often accompanied by changes in vaginal secretions, urgency, frequency of urination, lower abdominal pain, etc.

3. Adnexitis. Adnexitis affects the fallopian tubes and continues to expand to cause oophoritis. Since the fallopian tubes and ovaries are inflamed at the same time, it is called fallopian tube oophoritis.