Patient's question:
I have moderate cervical erosion. It was carefully diagnosed last March, and I was prescribed medication that lasted for a week. I didn't follow up for reexamination. Will it be okay to treat it after giving birth and after weaning? Will the long delay lead to more severe conditions? What should I do about cervical erosion during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Since you are currently in your pregnancy, even with cervical erosion, treatment and medication cannot be administered at this time. You will have to wait until the supply is available before proceeding with treatment. During pregnancy, hormonal changes in the body may also lead to the possibility of the condition worsening, but for now, careful observation is the only option.Since you are already in the second trimester of pregnancy, pre-pregnancy cervical lesion screening would typically be required. However, these tests cannot be performed at this stage, so careful observation is necessary, and treatment can only be administered after the pregnancy is over.
In fact, cervical erosion is not something to be feared. Patients should believe that they can overcome the condition. If detected early, timely treatment greatly increases the chances of symptoms and recovery.