How to prevent cervical infertility

Patient's question:

I've always had pain downstairs in the same room, and it's been this long without getting pregnant. After checking, it was said to be cervicitis, and I usually have lower back pain.

Doctor's answer:

1. Maintain hygiene before sexual activity. Do not engage in sexual activity without cleaning the body to avoid bacteria entering the uterine cavity, which may cause endometrial infection.
2. Avoid multiple abortions: Repeated abortions cause severe damage to a woman's cervix, and even during the procedure, it may lead to uterine adhesion. This lays the groundwork for cervical infertility. Additionally, repeated abortions can trigger pelvic inflammation and fallopian tube blockage. Therefore, to prevent cervical infertility, it is important to avoid multiple abortions.

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