Patient's question:
I was planning to have a child with my husband. Before trying to conceive, we had thorough medical check-ups. My husband had no issues, but I was diagnosed with mild cervical erosion. I'm very worried. Does this condition require hospitalization for treatment? Will it affect my ability to have a child?Doctor's answer:
If it's mild, I think there's no need for hospitalization. Just cooperate with the doctor. However, cervical erosion should be treated promptly upon discovery. If not treated in time, the inflammation may spread, leading to conditions such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, endometritis, etc. In severe cases, it may even cause infertility or cancer. If the treatment is successful, it will definitely not affect having children. Patients with cervical erosion can understand professional treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. They should also maintain a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.