Patient's question:
Doctor, I have a friend who has cervical erosion of the second degree, but she really wants to get pregnant. So she came to ask me because I have some experience in medicine before, but I only know a little bit about it. So I would like to ask you, can a person with cervical erosion of the second degree get pregnant? Please give me a more professional explanation.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you with your question. Generally, mild cervical erosion does not affect pregnancy and is not recommended for active treatment. However, if it is degree II, cervical erosion usually has the issue of vaginal bloody discharge, indicating inflammation, which is relatively severe. Although it does not affect sexual intercourse or delivery, increased vaginal discharge with inflammation after pregnancy will cause discomfort to the pregnant woman. Moreover, cervical erosion, apart from the tendency to alleviate, may pose certain obstacles to a normal delivery. It is still recommended to undergo treatment before pregnancy.