Patient's question:
Does having a second-degree cervical erosion treated with laser minimally invasive surgery pose any harm to fertility or other aspects?Doctor's answer:
The patient underwent a laser surgery for second-degree cervical erosion. Generally, this procedure will not interfere with childbirth. However, if the laser surgery is performed too deeply, it may result in cervical scarring. It is recommended that the patient pay attention to personal hygiene, undergo regular cervical examinations, and have a gynecologist check the cervical elasticity before vaginal delivery. Additionally, during the treatment period for cervical erosion, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient should ensure adequate vitamin intake, prevent diarrhea, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.