Patient's question:
I have had cervical erosion for two years, and I haven't treated it much before. Now I'm pregnant and it's been about 50 days. I'm very worried it might have a negative impact on the baby. My current symptoms are that the discharge is particularly yellow, apart from the strong odor, and the inside of the vagina is very itchy. I want to ask if the baby can be kept. What should I do if I get cervical erosion while pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Generally, women with cervical diseases have a very low chance of getting pregnant. Currently, you have symptoms of itching in the external genitalia and abnormal vaginal discharge, which can be examined and treated. Due to the need for caution when taking medication during pregnancy to avoid affecting the fetus's growth and development, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination and targeted treatment as soon as possible. This will ensure that the fetus's growth and development are not affected. Therefore, you must not use any medication blindly.