Patient's question:
At the age of 31, a woman got sick, but taking medicine did not help much, she still felt uncomfortable. Please ask: Can severe cervical erosion give birth naturally?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is caused by various different etiologies, such as: cervical inflammation, cervical laceration, viral infections in the cervical area, precancerous lesions, and even cervical cancer, all of which can manifest as an eroded appearance. They do not hinder the passage of the fetus, but if a viral infection is detected during pregnancy, active treatment should be pursued. Severe cervical erosion, as long as you have not undergone cervical repair surgery, can generally be delivered vaginally without affecting the fetus. Avoid medication during pregnancy and do not require special care. After delivery, relief treatment can be performed. Generally, cervical erosion does not have a direct causal relationship with the ability to have a vaginal delivery.