Patient's question:
A 26-year-old female has recently felt some discomfort in her body, but she doesn't know what's wrong. Please ask: Can she get pregnant with cervical cysts?Doctor's answer:
First, let's explain what cervical cysts are. Cervical cysts are a type of chronic cervical inflammation and are a relatively common gynecological disease. They are generally small and concentrated, sometimes appearing individually, while in other cases, multiple cysts may appear in any part of the cervix. Patients with mild symptoms may not need treatment for the time being, but for women who are trying to conceive, it is important to be cautious of cervical cysts blocking the cervix, directly interfering with the smooth passage of sperm. Additionally, viscous secretions can also hinder sperm passage, and white blood cells may absorb sperm, leading to infertility in women.