Patient's question:
My daughter-in-law once had cervical erosion of degree II, and her uterus is slightly enlarged. Can she get pregnant with cervical erosion of degree II and an enlarged uterus? What is the probability of getting pregnant with cervical erosion of degree II and a very enlarged uterus? What methods can be used to reduce the chances of getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion and cervical hypertrophy are both manifestations of chronic inflammation. Generally, mild cervical erosion and hypertrophy will never interfere with childbirth. If the inflammation is moderate, there is a certain degree of interference, and it is recommended to actively treat it. After the condition improves, consider getting pregnant. If you want to get pregnant as soon as possible, you can check the ovulation period and menopausal status carefully, which can enhance the chances of getting pregnant. Finally, wish you a speedy recovery.