Patient's question:
First miscarriage in early December 2017, followed by a D&C procedure. In September and December 2018, poor quality embryos led to two biochemical pregnancies. Currently trying to conceive again, and a thorough examination revealed moderate to severe cervical erosion. The doctor suggested laser treatment, but it is said that laser may interfere with future fertility. What are some better options? The main concern is not to interfere with conception and fertility.Doctor's answer:
Your condition can be treated with sodium hydrosulfate suppositories, which have a quite good effect. If you undergo laser treatment, there is a possibility of altering the elasticity of the cervical canal, which may affect normal delivery. You should pay attention to personal hygiene, wear pure cotton, loose underwear, change and dry them frequently, and wash the external genitalia with warm water regularly. The external genitalia should always be kept clean and dry. Cervical erosion can cause significant harm to patients. Once you notice your symptoms, you should seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay more attention to self-care training, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid irritating foods. We hope that cervical erosion patients can receive professional treatment.