Patient's question:
After having sexual activity, I didn't pay attention to hygiene, which led to mild cervical erosion. Now my husband and I are planning to have a child. Hello doctor. Does mild cervical erosion affect fertility? In this case, do I need to be treated before getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion does not significantly interfere with getting pregnant because this choice is normal. Getting pregnant requires checking how the female reproductive organs are normal, mainly looking at the uterus, menopause, and whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. As long as these organs are normal, there is generally no major problem. However, it is better to use medication to treat cervical erosion first.