Glansitis can have an effect on pregnancy. When glansitis occurs there may be infections from a variety of pathogens such as bacteria, fungi, trichomonas, etc. There may also be infections from sexually transmitted diseases such as mycoplasma, chlamydia, gonococcus, etc., all of which can affect pregnancy. These can affect the quality of semen or the fertilization of eggs, so it is necessary to completely cure glansitis before considering pregnancy. You need to maintain local hygiene and abstain from sex during the period of glansitis until the symptoms of glansitis have completely improved and the pathogenic bacteria have turned completely negative before you can start a normal sex life. For patients with underlying causes, further treatment is needed, such as circumcision for patients with overcircumcision or circumcision. For patients with poorly controlled blood sugar, further medication or insulin is needed to control blood sugar and stabilize the internal environment.