Patient's question:
Female, 38 years old, recently discovered during a hospital check-up that she has cervical erosion of degree II. She is a bit worried, as it is said that this can be treated. She wants to ask if cervical erosion and irregular menstruation can affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. Irregular menstruation may lead to irregular menopause, which can affect pregnancy. Moreover, after pregnancy, cervical erosion may cause intrauterine infection or miscarriage. Mild cervical erosion can be effectively treated conservatively, but moderate to severe cervical erosion is preferably treated with physical or surgical methods. Daily personal hygiene should be maintained, especially during sexual intercourse, with both partners paying attention to the hygiene of their reproductive organs to prevent further transmission.