Patient's question:
Today I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said I have cervical inflammation and need to have a premenstrual curettage, as well as a uterine tubal hydrotubation. When should the premenstrual curettage be done?Question digestion: Uterine tubal hydrotubation, how much does it cost? But I really want to have a child now!! I have never been pregnant!
Doctor's answer:
Does cervical inflammation affect pregnancy? It is necessary to choose based on the severity of cervical inflammation. When the cervical mucus is viscous and purulent, it is beneficial for sperm to penetrate, and cervical erosion can also cause infertility. For the treatment of cervical inflammation, it is more appropriate to undergo thorough treatment after conception. Before conception, treatment relying solely on medication cannot completely cure it, and physical therapy may have some impact on future fertility. Therefore, it is recommended to get pregnant first and then seek treatment. You can still give birth to the baby. Generally, mild cervical erosion can be treated after giving birth, which allows for a natural delivery. Because if treatment is done before having children, the cervix may narrow, potentially leading to an inability to deliver naturally. However, overall, if cervical erosion severely affects fertility or there is a risk of retrograde transmission to the fetus, it is still necessary to actively treat cervical erosion.