Patient's question:
On July 7th, I had a thorough check-up and the doctor said I have third-degree cervical erosion. He prescribed treatment for 12 days and told me to come back for a follow-up exam. The doctor said it was better now and prescribed another 12 days of medication, saying I just needed to finish the medication and come back for one more check-up. However, during the medication period, I had sex last night. If I get pregnant, can I still keep the baby?Doctor's answer:
Generally, many women worry about getting pregnant after suffering from cervical inflammation. In reality, the vast majority will not be affected, and if the condition has already improved, it is in a state of recovery. It is recommended to avoid sexual activity during cervical inflammation as it may interfere with the treatment effect. Getting pregnant generally will not affect the health of the fetus. For patients, if the cervical inflammation is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment should be initiated, and appropriate medication should be used. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of cervical inflammation.