Does cervical inflammation affect pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I used to have cervical inflammation in the past, and I went to the hospital to get it treated. Now I want to get pregnant and wonder if it will have an impact.

Doctor's answer:

Dietary Precautions During Pregnancy
1. Appropriately increase the intake of legume protein, such as tofu and soy milk.
2. Consume more seafood, such as kelp and nori. Animal organs and nuts are also excellent food choices.
3. Pay attention to controlling the intake of salt and water to avoid recurrence of edema and prevent pregnancy poisoning.
4. It is recommended that pregnant women choose small-volume, high-nutritional-value foods, such as animal-based products, while increasing the consumption of low-nutritional-value, large-volume foods, such as potatoes and sweet potatoes.