Patient's question:
Female, 41 years old, recently always feeling bloated in the lower abdomen, lower back pain, and later found a lump, so she quickly went to the hospital for examination. The hospital diagnosed cervical erosion. Will the cervical erosion surgery affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
No impact on fertility. If you have a natural birth, it may affect the dilation of the cervix because the cervix will have scars after the LEEP procedure. During a natural birth, this can affect the dilation of the cervix. It depends on the elasticity of your cervix. Carefully monitor the labor process. During delivery, the condition of the cervix should be observed. Don't worry, there is no danger. A cesarean section is possible. If you choose a natural birth, the cervix is more prone to tearing. The worst case is cervical laceration. During delivery, the condition of the cervix should be assessed to make a decision. Cervical laceration may cause the cervix to tear open. During delivery, the doctor will choose based on the condition of your cervix, but it is not guaranteed that there will be a cervical laceration. Some mothers who have not had surgery may still need a cesarean section. This depends on the condition of the cervix.