Patient's question:
Female, 39 years old, she has been feeling unwell for a while. She has been experiencing occasional vaginal bleeding, which has become more frequent. She also has excessive discharge with a strong odor. She underwent a TCT test and found that she has cervical erosion. Will cervical erosion affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally a physiological sign, indicating relatively high estrogen levels in women. However, during cervical screening, if it suggests no malignant inflammation, but you frequently experience intermittent peeling or cervical discharge with an odor, it may indicate cervical inflammation. It can also lead to downward transmission and potentially cause secondary infertility. Therefore, we need to implement effective treatment. After differentiating cervical lesions, effective diagnosis should be conducted for cervical erosion.