Patient's question:
Moderate cervical erosion, not pregnant, preparing for a baby, what should I do?? But I also have endometriosis, I'm afraid it will interfere with getting pregnant. Moderate cervical erosion, not pregnant, preparing for a baby, what should I do? But I also have endometriosis, I'm afraid it will interfere with getting pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion does not significantly interfere with pregnancy. It can be treated after childbirth or treated with medication first, and then consider pregnancy. Endometriosis is indeed one of the factors that can lead to infertility.Hello, based on your condition, it is recommended that you seek timely treatment at a regular hospital. For cervical erosion of moderate or severe degree, medication treatment can be used first to see if it works. If it doesn’t, surgical treatment such as the LEEP procedure or radiofrequency ablation can be considered, both of which are quite effective. Endometriosis is primarily treated with medication.