Patient's question:
Doctor, I had a thorough examination a few days ago, and the doctor said I have cervical erosion. I'm not sure what impact this will have on my pregnancy. We have been wanting a child recently.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion itself can lead to infertility, and it definitely requires treatment. So why does cervical erosion cause infertility? After developing cervical erosion, the cervical mucus becomes thick and contains a large number of white blood cells, which is unfavorable for sperm movement and penetration, thus affecting childbirth. Therefore, severe cervical erosion requires active treatment. According to surveys, more than half of unmarried women suffer from varying degrees of cervical inflammation, and one-third suffer from cervical erosion. Moreover, women with cervical erosion are often prone to infertility and miscarriage.