Patient's question:
I'm about to get married to my husband, and during the pre-marital health check-up at the hospital, I was diagnosed with cervical inflammation. My husband and I are both very worried, fearing that we might not be able to have children or that the child might be unhealthy. After researching, I still don't have a clear answer. So, I'm here to ask: can I still have children with cervical inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis may affect pregnancy, and it is generally recommended to seek timely treatment before conception. If you are already pregnant, having inflammation does not necessarily mean you cannot carry the baby. During pregnancy, it is best to avoid using medications without consulting a doctor. For mild cervicitis, maintaining good hygiene can allow treatment to be postponed until after delivery. For severe cervicitis, medications that do not affect the baby can be used under the guidance of a doctor.The daily treatment for cervicitis primarily involves symptomatic therapy. Patients can take oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and maintain a regular schedule while avoiding alcohol. We hope that patients with cervicitis can recover as soon as possible!