Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm 27 years old this year, and I've been pregnant for two months. This is my first time being pregnant. I only found out I was pregnant last week. During this time, I almost got cervical inflammation, and I'm very worried about whether it will have any impact. What should I do if I have cervical inflammation during pregnancy? Can I get pregnant in this condition?Doctor's answer:
Women of reproductive age are very prone to vaginal infections. If you can naturally and smoothly conceive, it proves that your cervical inflammation is not too severe, because severe cervical erosion would affect normal conception. For women with cervical inflammation, it generally does not affect the normal growth and development of the fetus in the womb. However, during pregnancy, it is essential to pay attention to personal hygiene. Before going to bed or taking a nap in the evening, use warm water to rinse the external genitalia. If you are still not (not at ease), it is recommended to go to the hospital for follow-up examinations periodically. The daily treatment for cervical inflammation patients mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use various oral medications, combined with many vitamins, and pay attention to regular sleep patterns and avoiding alcohol. We hope that cervical inflammation patients can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!