Patient's question:
I previously had cervical erosion, but it was mild. Recently, I got pregnant and want to have this child with my husband. However, because of the cervical erosion, some places are quite concerned, and I would like to consult about what precautions are needed for pregnancy with cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion has no significant impact on pregnancy. If you have an unusually high amount of leukorrhea, vaginal medication treatment after three months of pregnancy is sufficient. Cervical erosion is known as the regression of cervical columnar epithelium, and it is a normal physiological phenomenon of the cervix. If cervical screening tests are normal, simple erosion does not require treatment, so there is no need to be anxious. However, if you have gynecological inflammation, treatment is necessary, as it can easily lead to vulvar laceration during a vaginal delivery.