Patient's question:
Is it harmful to have a three-level cervical erosion and get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
After getting pregnant, I found that I had cervical erosion. Please don't worry. First, confirm whether it is true cervical erosion. Some pregnant women have a visibly eroded cervix, but it doesn't necessarily mean it's inflammatory cervical erosion. After becoming pregnant, estrogen levels in a woman's body often decrease. This hormonal change can lead to cervical congestion, increased secretion function of cervical glands, and downward migration of cervical columnar epithelial fibrosis, making the cervix appear eroded. This condition, which resembles cervical erosion, is not caused by inflammation but by physiological factors, and should be distinguished from true cervical erosion.