Patient's question:
I got divorced last year. Previously, I had irregular menstruation and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said I had cervical erosion and told me to start treatment immediately, saying that if I didn't, it might develop into cervical cancer. I was very upset, but I also wanted to have children before starting treatment.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is one of the symptoms of chronic cervical inflammation. If women with cervical erosion do not seek treatment or receive effective treatment, it can affect their ability to give birth. This is because when women have cervical erosion, cervical secretions increase significantly compared to before, becoming thicker and more viscous, which affects sperm motility and hinders sperm from entering the uterine cavity. This reduces the chances of sperm and egg fertilization, leading to the recurrence of female infertility! In severe cases, it can lead to cervical cancer transformation.