Patient's question:
What are the harms of cervical infertility to female patients?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical infertility can easily lead to infertility. If cervical polyps block the cervix, it can cause cervical stenosis or cervical canal deformation, thereby hindering the normal ascent of sperm and affecting pregnancy. Additionally, cervical infertility carries a risk of cancer: although cervical polyps rarely have the potential to become cancerous, their harm should not be underestimated. Furthermore, cervical infertility can lead to other diseases: the harm of cervical polyps also includes the possibility of triggering other gynecological diseases due to long-term inflammatory stimulation, such as cervical erosion or cervical hypertrophy.