Patient's question:
Before I got married to my girlfriend, she told me she had cervical erosion. So I want to ask what impact does cervical erosion have on women? Will it affect future childbirth? After all, I am the only child in my family, and I want to make sure that any children I have in the future will be healthy.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is one manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, and some may experience contact bleeding and abnormal vaginal discharge. Generally, it can be treated with medication or physical therapy. Based on severity, it can be classified into three levels, and higher levels may require screening pathological scraping. Timely treatment usually has no significant impact on fertility. It is recommended to seek medical treatment promptly. During treatment, it is best to avoid sexual intercourse, and both you and your girlfriend should pay attention to personal hygiene.