Patient's question:
I just got pregnant not long ago. I had originally planned to properly treat my cervical erosion, but unexpectedly got pregnant. So now I'm very anxious. Before getting pregnant, my leukorrhea wasn't normal, and it still hasn't improved. My external genital area is very itchy and severe, and I feel very uncomfortable. Now that I'm pregnant, I don't know if it will have any impact.Doctor's answer:
Generally not, it is recommended to provide post-treatment. Depending on the severity of cervical erosion, the treatment plan varies. For mild cervical erosion, identify the causative pathogens and combine with drug sensitivity tests to use targeted medication. To minimize medication use and prevent side effects, extend treatment duration, and selectively combine treatments such as laser, microwave, extracorporeal shortwave, semiconductor microwave, neon-helium, etc., directly targeting the affected area. This can directly enhance blood concentration in the local lesion, accelerate the healing of inflammatory tissues. Generally, such treatments can effectively cure mild erosion. In addition to timely treatment of cervical erosion, patients should maintain a positive mindset to face the disease.