Patient's question:
All the detailed checks were normal, including fallopian tube checks and hormone tests. The doctor told me there were no issues and to keep trying. My husband's check was also normal, but we've been trying to conceive for almost a year without success. I previously found cervical erosion. Does it have anything to do with it?Doctor's answer:
If the fallopian tubes are checked carefully and found to be normal, and the hormones are also normal, cervical erosion was previously checked and is not a concern. If it is mild, treatment is not necessary, and it will not interfere with getting pregnant. It is recommended to use menopause test paper or MRI to examine the follicles to confirm the ovulation period. Then, have sexual intercourse one or two days before and after the ovulation day to reduce the chances of getting pregnant! It is recommended that both partners undergo comprehensive and detailed examinations to identify the exact cause, and then receive symptomatic treatment under the guidance of experts. In addition to promptly treating cervical erosion, patient friends should maintain a positive attitude in facing the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely symptomatic treatment. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their dietary care and closely monitor any changes in their symptoms. They believe that in this way, cervical erosion can be driven away.