Patient's question:
I carefully checked for cervical erosion in May, and now I can treat cervical erosion. I am pregnant now and want to know if cervical erosion can affect the baby in my stomach? Does it affect the baby's health? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Whether cervical erosion affects the fetus depends on the severity of the erosion. In chronic cervical erosion, if it is not severe and does not involve cervical os relaxation or deep cervical laceration, it generally does not induce miscarriage or fetal malformation. Physiologically induced cervical erosion does not need to be concerned about affecting the fetus, and it will certainly not lead to miscarriage or fetal malformation. There is a certain relationship between cervical erosion and fetal development. Cervical erosion may affect the growth and development of the fetus, but the extent of the impact depends greatly on the severity of the erosion. It is recommended to check the severity of cervical erosion at the hospital and consult a doctor for advice before deciding how to have a child.