Infertility? Do you have pelvic inflammatory disease?

I believe that most female friends have a certain understanding of the harm of pelvic inflammatory disease. The harm of pelvic inflammatory disease is not only to physical health, but also has a great impact on pregnancy. Here, let the experts explain in detail the impact of pelvic inflammatory disease on pregnancy.

The main harm of pelvic inflammatory disease is that it causes adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tubes, which cannot transport the fertilized egg, thus leading to infertility. Similarly, if the inflammation spreads to the endometrium, it will affect the implantation of the embryo and cause infertility.

The harm of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is often manifested as bilateral salpingitis, which over time causes the opening of the fallopian tube, especially the end that receives the egg, to be partially or completely blocked, and the inner mucosa of the fallopian tube to adhere due to inflammation, causing the lumen to become narrow or blocked. In this way, the passage of the egg, sperm or fertilized egg is blocked, leading to infertility.

After active treatment of acute pelvic inflammatory disease and the inflammation is controlled, the harm of pelvic inflammatory disease to infertility is very small. However, if acute pelvic inflammatory disease turns into chronic disease, the long-term impact of chronic infection may cause inflammation and adhesion of pelvic organs, which may lead to infertility.

As a relatively common gynecological disease, the harm of pelvic inflammatory disease is greatly reflected in infertility. In order for you and your family to have a healthy baby, it is recommended that you detect and treat it early to reduce the harm of pelvic inflammatory disease. I wish you a happy family.