Patient's question:
Before I was pregnant, I already had cervical erosion. I had planned to treat it completely, but the doctor recommended that I wait until after giving birth to treat it, as the treatment could affect pregnancy. Now I am more than five months pregnant, and I have some yellow and dry discharge but no odor. I am very worried.Doctor's answer:
Your situation suggests that you should promptly visit a regular hospital's gynecology department and, under the guidance of your treating physician, determine the medication with the least impact on the fetus to undergo standardized and systematic treatment. Please do not use medication on your own to avoid missing the opportunity to treat the condition, which may affect your health and the growth and development of the fetus. Frequent miscarriages are also a cause of cervical erosion, so it's best to treat the cervical erosion first. Moreover, severe cervical erosion may lead to infertility. Once pregnant, it may be difficult to conceive in the future. In addition to promptly treating cervical erosion, patients should also pay attention to care aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in regular outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also choose a professional hospital for treatment to achieve better therapeutic effects.