After engaging in sexual activity, women are prone to gynecological inflammations, with pelvic inflammatory disease being a common type. Due to its chronic nature, regular medication is required to alleviate the symptoms. Many women are afraid to have children due to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Can chronic pelvic inflammatory disease lead to fetal arrest?
The reasons for fetal growth arrest are generally due to genetic abnormalities in the fetus, abnormal hormone levels in the pregnant woman's body, or environmental influences. Due to long-term chronic pelvic inflammatory disease in women, it may affect the fetus. So before getting pregnant, it's best to cure pelvic inflammatory disease first and then consider having a child.
There are many methods for treating pelvic inflammatory disease, including physical therapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, Western medicine treatment, and so on. Different types require different treatment methods. If a cure is desired, women need to pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, especially during menstruation and after sexual intercourse. They should also regularly clean their underwear and dry it in the sun to reduce the possibility of infection.
There are many reasons why a fetus stops developing, including the fetus itself and the mother's body. What women need to do is actively regulate their bodies, maintain a good mood, and provide a better living environment for their fetuses. And after pregnancy, regularly go to the hospital for check ups, communicate with the doctor in a timely manner if there are any problems, understand the precautions in life, and reduce the possibility of miscarriage.
