Patient's question:
I am already 35 years old this year and really want to have my own baby. However, two years ago, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion in the hospital, which makes me very troubled. I feel that I cannot get pregnant and am very worried. Therefore, I have a question here and would like the doctor to explain it for me. Can cervical erosion lead to childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion can also lead to childbirth. Having cervical erosion will never affect normal delivery, but after pregnancy, due to the rise in progesterone, secretions may increase continuously. If nursing care is not paid attention to, the symptoms of cervical erosion may be relieved, which may have some impact on the fetus. Cervical erosion is not a particularly difficult-to-treat condition. It is recommended that you actively treat cervical erosion first and prepare for pregnancy after a complete recovery.