Can IVF treat pelvic inflammation?

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Test tube baby method cannot directly treat pelvic inflammation

Pelvic inflammation refers to septic inflammation in the pelvic cavity. Common symptoms include lower abdominal pain, abnormal increase of leucorrhea and pain in sexual intercourse. Severe pelvic inflammation may also lead to fallopian tube blockage, hydrosalpinx and other complications. The IVF method is assisted reproduction through in vitro fertilization, embryo transfer and other technical means, and has no direct therapeutic effect on pelvic inflammation itself. However, in patients with pelvic inflammation, the use of IVF may provide a means to help patients achieve their reproductive dreams.

Test tube baby premise: clear pelvic inflammation

Before IVF, for patients with pelvic inflammation, pelvic inflammation should be completely eliminated first. Because pelvic inflammation will have a certain impact on reproductive function, which may lead to hydrosalpinx, tubal adhesion and other adverse conditions, thus affecting the implantation and development of embryos. Therefore, before receiving IVF treatment, patients should carry out necessary pelvic inflammation detection and treatment to ensure that pelvic inflammation is effectively controlled.

However, the treatment of pelvic inflammation may take some time, so some patients may need to postpone IVF treatment. In the process of waiting for the inflammation to cure, doctors can suggest patients to carry out other fertility related examinations, adjust their lifestyle, improve their physique, etc., so as to increase the possibility of success of IVF.

Application of test tube baby in patients with pelvic inflammatory disease

For patients who have completed treatment and excluded pelvic inflammation, IVF can become an effective means to realize their reproductive dreams. IVF technology includes in vitro fertilization, embryo transfer and other steps, which can almost cover all solutions to reproductive disorders.

Pelvic inflammatory patients may have hydrosalpinx, adhesion of fallopian tubes and other conditions, and the chance of direct natural pregnancy is very low. However, through the test tube baby method, the eggs collected in vitro by women can be fertilized in vitro with male sperm, and the embryos with normal development can be transferred to the female uterus to improve the probability of pregnancy.

In addition, the IVF method can solve the fertility problem of infertile patients caused by pelvic inflammation treatment. In this case, although pelvic inflammation has been cured, there may also be other problems in the reproductive system, leading to difficulties in natural pregnancy. The IVF method can bypass these obstacles and provide a feasible way for patients to realize their reproductive dreams.

conclusion

Although the IVF method itself cannot directly treat pelvic inflammation, it is an effective way to achieve fertility aspirations for patients who have cured pelvic inflammation and who persist in the treatment process and successfully transplant the fetus to the uterus. However, for patients with pelvic inflammation who are still undergoing treatment, it may be a more sensible choice to postpone the time of IVF treatment to ensure that pelvic inflammation is fully cured and improve the success rate of IVF.