Patient's question:
The first child is already eight years old. My husband and I both want a second child. Recently, I had a pre-pregnancy check-up, and the results showed that I have cervical erosion of degree II. The doctor said it's not too serious and that I can get pregnant, but it may have some impact on pregnancy. What are the effects of cervical erosion on pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, this view is actually incorrect. After you carefully check, you have cervical erosion of degree II, and you can do a cervical cancer screening. If the screening shows no problems, it will have no impact on pregnancy. Since you are preparing to get pregnant, it is best to have a systematic and comprehensive physical examination. If it is just simple cervical erosion, it will absolutely not affect your future pregnancy.