Patient's question:
Originally, after getting pregnant, my reactions were quite severe, with frequent nausea, vomiting, and overall weakness. Now, I've had another issue with my gynecology, which is some mild cervical erosion. I'm really frustrated—how could I get this disease during such a special period? I want to know what to do about cervical erosion during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, mild cervical erosion during pregnancy will never interfere with fetal growth and development. You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs prescribed by your doctor and use antibacterial liquid to wipe the vagina for treatment. Most unmarried women with mild cervical erosion can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs without affecting their fertility. If you feel uncomfortable during pregnancy, you can rest more and have a lighter diet.