Patient's question:
I have severe cervical erosion and recently plan to have a child. Will it affect pregnancy? If I need treatment, how much will it cost approximately?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally caused by the inversion of columnar epithelium due to a decline in estrogen. This condition can be physiological and does not require treatment. Cervical erosion does not affect fertility. If you are planning to conceive, it is recommended to start taking folic acid tablets three months before pregnancy to prevent cardiovascular malformations in the fetus. It is advised to maintain good hygiene of the external genitalia, wear cotton-lined, loose, and breathable underwear, avoid tight pants, and develop a healthy lifestyle. Avoid having multiple sexual partners to prevent sexually transmitted infections.