Patient's question:
Hello doctor, it might be because we haven't been paying attention to hygiene recently. My wife is itchy down there now, and when she had a thorough check-up at the hospital, the doctor said she has cervical erosion degree 2. We were planning to have a child, so is it possible?Doctor's answer:
Do you prefer to have it treated or not? If you don't get treated, there's no way it can improve. I suggest you seek treatment from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner (I was cured with traditional Chinese medicine). Now, most women have this issue. Doctors abroad believe it's one of the signs of cervical maturity, so it's enough to get a cervical cancer examination every year.Actually, cervical erosion does not affect fertility (I've consulted a doctor about it). But before getting pregnant, it's best to have a pre-pregnancy check-up to ensure there are no other gynecological issues. And based on your condition, the doctor will give you appropriate advice. If you need a digestive examination, it's best to go to a national Class A hospital or a maternal and child health hospital.
Cervical erosion poses significant harm to patients. It's best to follow a light diet and hope that patients with cervical erosion can receive professional treatment.