Patient's question:
My wife has been pregnant for three months, but she has been experiencing pain in her lower abdomen every day, which does not seem to be caused by pregnancy. Additionally, she has a burning sensation in her vagina and a foul-smelling discharge. After a thorough examination at the hospital, she was diagnosed with cervical erosion. Does cervical erosion affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, 1 or 2 degrees of cervical erosion have little impact on pregnancy, but if it is 3 degrees or around 3 degrees of cervical erosion, it may have a certain effect on pregnancy. It is recommended to actively treat it because currently being in the pregnancy stage, medication and diet should be paid special attention to, preventing the impact on fetal growth and development due to medication reactions. Pregnant women must follow the doctor's advice and pay attention to personal hygiene.