Patient's question:
When my baby was one and a half months old, I had a mild cervical erosion. When I went back for a check-up, it had already become severe cervical erosion. However, I also have cervical eversion, and they prescribed medication to treat the inflammation first, but it hasn't improved at all. I usually have a lot of leukorrhea, and it seems like there's nothing else.Doctor's answer:
Generally, if a mother gives birth naturally, the cervix needs to dilate to about 10 centimeters to deliver the baby. So, during this process, some part of the cervix may be slightly damaged. If you want to have another child, if the TCT test is normal, you can consider having a child. This will absolutely not be a problem, but it is vaguely remembered that you should have a TCT test once a year. For patients in labor, in addition to symptomatic treatment, they also need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life. A good mood is very helpful for a complete recovery from the illness. I hope the above answer can assist you.