What should I do if I have cervical erosion and can't get pregnant?

Patient's question:

I have had cervical erosion for more than ten years, and it always comes and goes. Recently, I want to have a child, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. The doctor recommended that I use a seven-day gynecological ointment, but why can't cervical erosion get pregnant with a child? Children with cervical erosion cannot get pregnant

Doctor's answer:

Cervical erosion often causes an increase in leukorrhea, making it thicker, sometimes with blood-stained leukorrhea, which may lead to skin breakdown during sexual activity. Symptoms include urinary urgency, frequent urination, lumbosacral pain, dysmenorrhea during menstruation. When pathogens are introduced in greater amounts, it can lead to chronic inflammation of the parametrium, lumbosacral pain, pelvic pain, and dysmenorrhea.
Advice: If cervical erosion is not treated promptly, it can cause significant harm to women. It may lead to infertility or even cancer in women. Therefore, proper treatment is a necessary condition to achieve a complete cure.