Patient's question:
Divorced for 3 years, I had been breastfeeding before. Now I want to have a child, so I went for a gynecological examination and was told I have cervical erosion of degree three. The doctor said I should be treated, but the cervix will become hard and it will be difficult to get pregnant. I want to get pregnant first and then get treated.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion of degree three is the most severe form of cervical erosion, with the erosion area exceeding two-thirds of the cervical surface. It requires active treatment, as severe cases can lead to infertility.Recommendation: It is recommended that you undergo surgical treatment at a formal hospital. For severe cervical erosion, minimally invasive surgery can be performed. The most advanced minimally invasive surgery currently available is the LEEP full repair surgery. This does not affect fertility. After treatment, it is essential to maintain good hygiene, avoid acute sexual activity, and follow up postoperatively.