Does cervical erosion affect pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I am 25 years old and recently divorced for a year. In the past few days, I have experienced bleeding after sexual intercourse for reasons unknown, with very light color and a small amount. When my husband is away, it still hurts, and afterwards, there is also a significant amount of cloudy discharge. Besides the odor, I am currently discussing with my husband about preparing to have a baby. Can I get pregnant in this condition?

Doctor's answer:

Having cervical erosion can affect pregnancy because excessive vaginal discharge caused by cervical erosion can block the cervix, hindering sperm penetration. Cervical erosion is primarily caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation. Therefore, if you have moderate or severe erosion, it is best to receive early, targeted, and effective treatment. For women who have not been pregnant, it is crucial to pay attention to treating cervical erosion. Common physical treatments like microwave therapy can affect the mobility of the cervix, impacting future fertility and sexual life. On the other hand, BOM light therapy for cervical erosion and cervical diseases is particularly suitable for unmarried or childless women. It is an infrared light that does not touch the wound during treatment, making it painless.

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