Patient's question:
Hello, if a woman suffers from cervical erosion or cervical hypertrophy, will it affect pregnancy? Why is it that my daily routine is normal, yet suddenly I develop this condition? Is this disease serious? What kind of treatment is needed? How long does it take to fully recover, except for pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical erosion is generally physiological, caused by the regression of columnar epithelium, and usually does not require special treatment. It will also never affect your pregnancy. However, cervical hypertrophy is generally caused by chronic cervical inflammation, and it will also never affect your pregnancy. During a health check, it may be discovered. It is recommended that you undergo a cervical smear test to rule out cervical cancer. If there are no other inflammatory conditions, under the guidance of a doctor, vaginal medication can be used to treat cervical inflammation. However, once cervical hypertrophy has occurred, it will not return unless a cervical surgery is performed. Your current condition allows for pregnancy, or you can prepare to conceive after treatment.