Patient's question:
Female, 34 years old, recently feeling bloated in the lower abdomen, lower back pain, and later discovering a lump, she quickly went to the hospital for a check-up. The hospital diagnosed cervical erosion. Will mild cervical erosion affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Mild cases generally do not affect health. However, it is also important not to ignore it. Once it is detected, active treatment should be taken, and it is best to recover before pregnancy. Your condition can be checked for pre-pregnancy at a Class III-A hospital's gynecology department. If precancerous lesions are ruled out and there are no other issues, you can proceed. Different causes lead to different symptoms, and patients need to go to a regular Class III-A hospital for systematic and standardized examinations as soon as possible to receive targeted treatment. Additionally, patients should maintain a regular schedule, take precautions against cold, eat light and soft foods, keep the room well-ventilated, and drink plenty of hot water.