Patient's question:
Because when I was young, I paid special attention to hygiene in this area, so now I have simple moderate cervical erosion. Can this simple moderate cervical erosion be cured? Will it affect my pregnancy? Because my husband and I currently want to have a child.Doctor's answer:
For women of your age in the fertile period, a careful examination revealing cervical erosion does not necessarily indicate a pathological condition. This is because women in the fertile period often experience recurrent false cervical erosion due to high estrogen levels in their bodies, which is also known as physiological cervical erosion. This type of cervical erosion generally does not require treatment and will not affect pregnancy or normal childbirth. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not worry and simply focus on preparing for pregnancy. The recurrence of cervical erosion poses a serious threat to women's health, so it is important to maintain clean external genital hygiene and avoid sexual activity in daily life.