Patient's question:
The past two years, I kept going to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was then diagnosed with cervical erosion. Will undergoing two cervical erosion surgeries lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello: If the cervix fully recovers to its original function after cervical erosion surgery, it does not affect pregnancy. However, if the cervix becomes narrowed after surgery, it may hinder sperm from entering the female uterus, thereby affecting pregnancy. Cervical erosion can be divided into three types: mild to moderate cases can be prevented with medication, but severe cases are generally not effectively treated with medication alone. The principle is that for unmarried and infertile women, medication can be used as a last resort, such as using ointments like "Xiomi" or "Cervical Inflammation Kang" to treat cervical medication expansion. However, for severe erosion, more gel preparations or "Aibao" should be used for treatment. The Lipp (Lipp knife) can be used to treat those who have been married for two years without conceiving. This method has a high cure rate and a fast recovery speed.