It is possible to continue a pregnancy with a partner who has prostatitis, but regular routine labor and delivery testing is required.
Prostatitis is a chronic disease caused by localized inflammation or tissue damage in the prostate gland. Prostatitis itself can lead to symptoms such as decreased sperm quality, quantity or vitality, which can result in decreased fertility during pregnancy preparation.
However, prostatitis does not affect the health of the fertilized embryo itself, so the pregnancy can continue.
Prostatitis does not affect the development of the successfully fertilized embryo. Therefore, after successful conception, it is advisable to go to the hospital regularly for routine check-ups to observe the daily development and tissue integrity of the embryo. Patients with prostatitis can also continue with their regular treatment for severe cases.
Men with prostatitis are advised to undergo prostate treatment as soon as possible to improve fertility.