Patient's question:
3 years ago, I underwent microwave treatment for cervical erosion. Last year, I became pregnant, but at 50 days, the gestational sac was only 787 mm, resulting in a missed miscarriage. Now I am pregnant again, and at 54 days, the gestational sac measures 28812 mm, but no embryonic pole is visible. The doctor suspects another possible missed miscarriage.What kind of help I am seeking:
1. What impact does microwave treatment for cervical erosion have on a woman's fertility?
2. Are these two missed miscarriages caused by the previous microwave surgery?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is currently no report that microwave treatment for cervical erosion affects fertility. In your case, it is considered that there may be chromosomal abnormalities in both you and your partner. It is recommended that both of you undergo a thorough examination, as it is unlikely to be caused by the treatment of cervical erosion. The recurrence of cervical erosion severely affects women's health, and patients need to pay attention to maintaining external genital hygiene in daily life and avoid sexual activity.