Patient's question:
After the two-child policy was implemented, I've always wanted to have a girl. I have cervical erosion and got pregnant. Will it affect the child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to help you. Your condition involves cervical erosion, which generally has no significant impact on the child during pregnancy. However, it's best to undergo a thorough examination before conception. You can have cervical screening, six hormone tests, three thyroid function tests, and four viral tests. If the possibility of cervical cancer is ruled out, cervical inflammation can be addressed for pregnancy. After conception, make sure to rest more, avoid overexertion and strenuous exercise, wear loose cotton underwear, and change your underwear frequently.