It is possible to get pregnant with pelvic inflammatory disease, but it is recommended to prepare for pregnancy after the pelvic inflammatory disease is stabilized. This is because if the inflammation is not under control, so that after pregnancy, the body’s resistance decreases, pelvic inflammatory disease is likely to recur, which will cause pain in the lower abdomen and even stimulate to cause uterine contractions and cause miscarriage. Therefore, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should be given inflammation control and physical therapy to promote local inflammation absorption and improve local blood circulation. In addition, for pelvic inflammatory disease, a detailed examination must be done before pregnancy to understand the basic health condition, such as ultrasound, routine blood tests, sex hormone six and thyroid function tests, and also blood tests for eugenics five.