Can I not get pregnant if I have adnexitis?

Adnexitis refers to an inflammatory disease of the serosa and peritoneum of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and their surrounding organs. Many women are very worried about whether adnexitis will affect conception after suffering from the disease.

1. Does adnexitis really affect conception?

Generally speaking, adnexitis affects female conception in three main ways: first, adnexitis causes adhesions of the fallopian tubes. For example, adhesions between the fimbria of the fallopian tubes and the nearby peritoneum will affect the normal function of the fallopian tubes, resulting in a decrease in their ability to absorb eggs, making it impossible for the eggs to meet the sperm smoothly, and thus affecting conception; if adnexitis involves the uterus and causes endometriosis, it can also lead to female infertility; adnexitis may also involve the pelvic cavity, causing the body to produce anti-sperm antibodies or anti-endometrial antibodies, causing immune infertility.

2. Is it completely impossible to get pregnant if you have adnexitis?

Although adnexitis can easily affect women's natural conception if it is not treated in time, it does not mean that women cannot get pregnant after suffering from adnexitis. Even if the fallopian tube cavity is partially or completely adhered to, as long as regular treatment methods are adhered to, such as acupuncture, physical therapy laser, combined with Chinese and Western medicine, and physical exercise, and enhance their own resistance, they can still achieve the level of natural conception and fertility. Therefore, women should not panic after suffering from adnexitis. Although the disease will cause certain harm to the body, as long as scientific and orderly treatment is carried out, health can be restored.