Patient's question:
My mom prepares postpartum meals at home every day for my wife. The meals are all based on recipes provided by the good doctor, and there is absolutely no issue with the diet. Moreover, my wife is very particular about cleanliness and pays great attention to personal hygiene, so why would she have cervical erosion? During pregnancy, I discovered cervical erosion—can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally caused by chronic inflammation stimulation. It may also be brought on by intrauterine surgery infection or postpartum infection. If cervical erosion is discovered during pregnancy, it should not be treated casually to avoid affecting the baby's health. During pregnancy, it is generally recommended to pay attention to hygiene and undergo periodic follow-up examinations. After giving birth, timely treatment for cervical erosion should be administered. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to a weakened immune system.