Patient's question:
I have moderate cervical erosion and third-degree inflammation. At the beginning, it started with abnormal white discharge, frequent urination, and skin tearing during sexual intercourse. I have been taking medication for over a month, and the bacteria have turned negative, but the inflammation is still moderate. I want to ask, can medication alone cure it? Also, will moderate cervical erosion affect getting pregnant? I plan to have a child in the early year.Doctor's answer:
If the cervical erosion is severe, it can interfere with getting pregnant. However, as long as timely treatment is provided, it is still possible to get pregnant. For moderate cervical erosion, it is recommended to go to the hospital for physical treatment, as medication is not very effective. Your current treatment has already shown effectiveness, so it is advised to focus on treatment and try to get pregnant after self-recovery. During the treatment for cervical erosion, it is important to pay attention to hygiene. It is best to strictly avoid sexual activity and tub baths. Pay attention to nutrition and maintain a cheerful mood.