Can a pregnant woman with cervical hypertrophy have a vaginal delivery?

Patient's question:

When I first got pregnant, I was carefully examined and found to have pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical erosion. Enlargement, in addition to vaginitis. Now I'm almost ready to give birth. I want to ask if I can have a natural birth?

Doctor's answer:

Generally, women cannot take medication after becoming pregnant, especially Western medicine, as it has significant side effects and is harmful to the fetus. If you have a vaginal infection, if it is not severe, as long as the fetus is checked to be normal, you can have a normal delivery. However, if you have a severe gynecological disease upon entering the hospital, such as warts or herpes that can be infectious, it is recommended that you have a cesarean section to prevent transmission to the child. I hope my explanation helps you.

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