Patient's question:
Already have three children, no longer want to have children, so I want to get an IUD. But I have cervical erosion. I want to ask if cervical erosion can be an issue?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking: If the cervical erosion is not severe, an intrauterine device (IUD) can be inserted. Afterwards, a week of antibiotics should be taken to prevent the risk of inflammatory infection. If the cervical erosion is moderate to severe, it is necessary to first treat the cervical erosion and control the condition before inserting the IUD. This can prevent bacterial retrograde infection, which may lead to pelvic inflammatory disease or tubal inflammation. The above information is for reference.