Patient's question:
I accidentally got pregnant and decided to have a miscarriage. I went for a check-up and found mild cervical erosion. It's a bit bloody, can I still have ML? What should I pay attention to? I hope everyone can help me. What's the approximate price? I'm about 1 and a half months pregnant, and the doctor said the miscarried baby shouldn't exceed 4.0.Doctor's answer:
Of course, there is a relationship. I suggest you get treated before having children, as this will be better for the child's health. Think about it—below there is inflammation, how can it be good for the child in the womb? If you plan to give birth naturally, what if there is a disorder? It's better to get treated first.If a thorough examination reveals that you have cervical erosion, it is recommended to promptly undergo treatment using effective measures. It is also advised to develop good daily habits and avoid unprotected or unsafe sexual behavior. Pay attention to enhancing nutrition by eating more protein and vitamin-rich foods to boost your immune system.