Patient's question:
Before I got pregnant, I had a thorough medical examination at the hospital, which said I had severe cervical erosion. The doctor recommended physical therapy for me and also performed surgery. After being cured, I even had a hymenoplasty. It has been four years now, and I have gotten married and are planning to have a child. I would like to ask, is cervical erosion prone to recurrence? I saw online that physical therapy has a significant impact on women who are not pregnant, so will it affect my ability to conceive? Now, my vaginal discharge is slightly yellow, and it becomes particularly abundant about 10 days after my period, but it is translucent. When my period just starts, the blood is quite dark and has a slightly unpleasant odor. Sometimes, there are large blood clots.What kind of help I need: I would like to know if I am experiencing a recurrence of the condition? Will it affect my ability to conceive?
Doctor's answer:
Physical therapy for cervical erosion has many different methods. Which specific physical therapy are you using? Cervical erosion is a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, primarily caused by infection, which can lead to increased vaginal discharge, contact bleeding, etc. Physical therapy is the foundation, while drug treatment is often ineffective, and there is a possibility of recurrence after treatment. Currently, the most advanced method for treating cervical erosion is focused on magnetic resonance therapy, which does not affect future fertility. If you use other treatment methods, it may impact fertility.