Patient's question:
Prepared for having a baby in July, an examination revealed cervical erosion of degree 3, with more viscous yellowish leukorrhea. There are no abnormal feelings normally. I don't know whether to have the baby first or undergo surgery first. If I get pregnant, what impact will it have on the baby? Should I get pregnant first or treat the cervical erosion of degree 3 first?Doctor's answer:
First, for patients with cervical erosion, it is recommended to undergo a colposcopy and routine cervical anti-aging examination to understand whether there is inflammation. Currently, the vaginal discharge is not good, so a routine vaginal discharge examination should be performed to determine if there is vaginal inflammation. If there is vaginal inflammation, vaginalitis should be treated first before treating cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is of degree 3 with contact bleeding during intercourse, so it is best to undergo treatment before conception. It will not affect fertility. In fact, cervical erosion is not at all. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness as long as they detect the symptoms in time and receive symptomatic treatment. The chances of stabilizing the condition and undergoing treatment are very high.