Patient's question:
Our family wants a second child. The older child is still young, and we want to have the second child earlier because we are getting older. However, I have a condition called cervical erosion and don't know if I can have a child. Will it affect both me and the child? I am asking the doctor if it is possible to have a child with cervical erosion.Doctor's answer:
During the period of cervical erosion, it is not advisable to have children. It is recommended to actively treat cervical erosion before trying to conceive. Pay close attention to hygiene during sexual activity, avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation, and do not take baths or sitz baths to prevent intrauterine infection, which may also worsen inflammation. Before conception, it is important to quit smoking and drinking, eat more protein-rich foods, and enhance physical exercise.