Can I have IVF if I have pelvic inflammatory disease? IVF is not recommended.

Women with pelvic inflammatory disease will affect the success rate of test tube transplantation. For patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease, test tube transplantation is not recommended. In order to increase the success rate of test tube transplantation, it is recommended to cure pelvic inflammatory disease before considering test tube transplantation. Whether test tube transplantation can be performed after recovery also depends on one's own situation.

Although today's medical level is very high and medical technology has improved, IVF does not mean that anyone can do it. Before doing IVF, you should also check your physical condition and understand whether you are suitable for IVF. Some women suffer from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, so can IVF be done with pelvic inflammatory disease?
Infertility caused by blocked fallopian tubes can be achieved through IVF. IVF also has certain indications and contraindications. IVF is a long and complicated process. It is recommended to listen to the doctor's advice and cooperate with the treatment. IVF cannot be performed during the acute stage of pelvic inflammatory disease. If pelvic inflammatory disease is not diagnosed or treated promptly and correctly, sequelae of pelvic inflammatory disease may occur, leading to thickening of the fallopian tubes, thickening of the fallopian tube fluid, and ultimately infertility.
For women with pelvic inflammatory disease, if they are in the acute stage of inflammation, IVF cannot be performed at this time. Since the blastocyst is transplanted into the uterine cavity with inflammation, the inflammation may spread further and the success rate of blastocyst implantation is not high. Therefore, anti-inflammatory and orthodox treatment must be carried out first, and pelvic inflammatory disease must be completely cured before IVF. If the woman has chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and there is no acute inflammation at this time, IVF can be selected to transplant the blastocyst into the uterine cavity.
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is caused by untimely treatment of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can usually undergo IVF, but the effect is not obvious. It is best to cure chronic pelvic inflammatory disease for better results. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can undergo in vitro fertilization, but it will affect the success rate of in vitro fertilization. The success rate of IVF is very low, usually only about 30%. At present, it is not difficult to treat chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. In addition to effective antibiotic treatment, shortwave, ultrashortwave, ion permeation, Chinese medicine, antibiotic enema and other treatments should also be carried out.
In summary, patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can undergo IVF, but it will affect the chance of pregnancy. The success rate of IVF is very low, usually only about 30%. Patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease should cure pelvic inflammatory disease before IVF, which will increase the success rate of in vitro fertilization. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, or with multifunctional ultrashort wave and Chinese medicine enema.