Patient's question:
Six years ago, I underwent laser treatment for cervical erosion, which was not fully cured, and it is still at level three. I would like to consult whether I can have a natural birth. If I want to have a natural birth, can the doctor confirm whether it is a natural birth or a cesarean section before the delivery?Doctor's answer:
Due to the stimulation of inflammatory secretions, the squamous epithelial cells of the cervical canal external orifice are shed and covered by fibrotic columnar epithelium. The surface appears bright red, smooth or uneven. This change is referred to as "cervical erosion." In your case, laser surgery is generally recommended for treatment. If there is no recurrence of scarring, a vaginal delivery may be possible. However, a vaginal delivery also depends on factors such as the fetus, the birth canal, and the pregnant woman's condition, and cannot be determined solely based on the cervix's condition. Cervical erosion can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly and pay close attention to dietary habits, focusing on light and nutritious foods. We hope that patients with cervical erosion can receive professional treatment.