Patient's question:
I didn't get my period when I checked carefully last week, and it turns out I'm pregnant. Then, our whole family asked me to have the baby, but I have cervical erosion. I don't know if this will affect the fetus. My discharge is unusually abundant, has a bad odor, and besides the cottage cheese-like substance, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
First of all, you need to understand that cervical erosion is a condition that most women with sexual activity have, and it's not actually "" (rotten) but rather the columnar epithelium extending outside. Pregnancy itself can cause a false cervical erosion. I don't know when and where you had this checked. The main grading of this condition depends on the doctor's observation, so sometimes different doctors may have varying diagnoses. Since you are already pregnant, treatment can be postponed as it won't have a significant impact on the fetus. If you have cervical erosion, you should also have a vaginal infection. I suggest you go to the hospital to check your vaginal discharge and take medication if it's not normal or if you have itching symptoms. Otherwise, there's a possibility of premature rupture of membranes.