Patient's question:
Cervical erosion hasn't been cured yet, but I'm already pregnant. What should I do if cervical erosion improves during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
The most common symptoms of cervical erosion are increased vaginal discharge, foul-smelling discharge, and in some cases, skin peeling after sexual activity. If you have already undergone cervical screening before pregnancy, and your TCT and HPV tests are normal, it is not recommended to treat cervical erosion during pregnancy. Let it happen naturally. However, if there is a significant increase in vaginal discharge, you should have a vaginal discharge test to check for vaginitis. If vaginitis is present, it can be treated during pregnancy.