Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I plan to do artificial insemination this month, but I have cervical erosion for the second time and candidal vaginitis. Can I do artificial insemination? In addition to the preoperative four infectious tests for artificial insemination, what are they? Do I need a thorough examination of cervical lesions?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described above, it is recommended that you treat the vaginitis first and then proceed with artificial insemination. Cervical erosion is primarily caused by chronic inflammation of the cervix and vagina, leading to endometritis. It is advised that you undergo local treatment for vaginitis and allow it to heal before artificial insemination, as severe vaginitis after conception may lead to miscarriage. In addition to immediate treatment, patients with cervical erosion should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and ensuring adequate nutrition in their daily lives.