Patient's question:
Can a second-degree cervical erosion lead to pregnancy? How is it treated? Will it develop into cancer? Can it be cured? Is it only possible to get pregnant after it is cured?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion 2°, this does not have a significant impact on pregnancy, because cervical erosion itself is a physiological phenomenon, where the columnar epithelium of the cervix recedes and replaces the squamous epithelium. In the absence of inflammation, it will never have any effect on pregnancy. Additionally, cervical erosion will never develop into cervical cancer; only if you contract high-risk HPV and have long-term viral infection can it lead to the occurrence of cervical cancer.