Does pelvic inflammatory disease affect pregnancy?

Does pelvic inflammatory disease affect pregnancy?

Normally, pelvic inflammatory disease can affect pregnancy.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a more common gynecological disease, mainly caused by bacterial infection, which can cause local inflammation, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding and other symptoms. When the condition is serious, it will cause local inflammation to exude, forming hydrosalpinx, affecting the normal discharge of eggs. After intercourse, the success rate of sperm and egg combination will be reduced. During pelvic inflammatory disease, the penis will stimulate inflammation, aggravate pain, and affect the quality of intercourse.

If you need to prepare for pregnancy, wait until the disease is fully recovered. During the treatment process, the main treatment is drug treatment, such as taking levofloxacin hydrochloride tablets, amoxicillin capsules, amoxicillin clavulanate potassium tablets and other drugs, which can reduce inflammation and kill bacteria, relieve local inflammation, and achieve clinical cure after active treatment.

After recovery, you can have sex during ovulation. At this time, mature follicles will release a large number of eggs, which will help promote the combination of sperm and eggs and increase the probability of pregnancy. However, you should control the frequency of sex and not too often, and maintain good sex habits. After sex, you should clean the genital area with tissues or towels in time and change underwear frequently to avoid recurrence.