What are the gynecological diseases that cause infertility?

　　Common causes female infertile Gynecology disease as follows:

　　1.Vaginitis and Cervicitis : Common vaginitis is fungal vaginitis and trichomonas vaginitis. The mold and trichomonas in the vagina will consume the glycogen of vaginal cells, change the pH of the vagina, and increase the acidity of the vagina, which will affect the vaginal function. sperm The vitality of the sperm prevents the sperm from ascending to meet the egg. In addition, inflammatory secretions, bacteria, etc. also condense with the sperm, preventing the sperm from ascending and causing infertility.

　　Vaginitis can also cause cervicitis. During cervicitis, a large amount of purulent mucus will be secreted, which will also affect the motility of sperm. A large number of white blood cells may also kill sperm, which may lead to infertility.

　　2. Adnexitis: Women have regular menstruation and ovulation every month. Generally, only one follicle matures and releases an egg each time, and the ovaries on both sides alternately ovulate. When only one side of the appendage is inflamed, it generally does not affect pregnancy, but it reduces the chance of successful pregnancy. If adnexitis is not treated for a long time, it may cause obstruction. If both sides of the adnex are inflamed, pregnancy will be more difficult. Therefore, adnexitis must be treated as early as possible.

　　3.Uterine fibroids Uterine fibroids are a common benign tumor in women. They usually occur in middle-aged women. In recent years, they have gradually become younger. Uterine fibroids may cause infertility because they may affect the implantation of fertilized eggs. Fibroids that are too large or located at the mouth of the fallopian tube may block the mouth of the fallopian tube and prevent sperm from entering the fallopian tube. In addition, sometimes uterine fibroids are accompanied by ovarian dysfunction, which may also be one of the causes of female infertility.

　　4. Gonococcal inflammation in women: Gonorrhea is mainly transmitted through the mucous membranes through sexual intercourse. Gonococci quickly cause gonococcal inflammation of the cervical canal after entering the reproductive tract, and then cause salpingitis As a result of inflammation of the fallopian tubes, scars form in the fallopian tubes and adhesions are blocked. The fimbriae of the fallopian tubes gradually become adhesions and atresia with the surrounding areas, preventing sperm and eggs from combining. This is the cause of female infertility.