Does a surgical procedure for cervical inflammation affect future pregnancy?

Patient's question:

Cervix at 1.5.7.11 o'clock. Chronic cervicitis, vacuolated cells observed in the squamous epithelial layer, local squamous epithelium shows high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (HSIL). I have carefully checked the HPV results and they are positive. Hello doctor, if I have surgery, will it interfere with having children in the future? What symptoms am I experiencing? Can this disease be cured?

Doctor's answer:

After treatment, it does not interfere with future fertility! We can treat genital warts without surgery! Genital warts are not incurable diseases; they can be completely cured. The main goal of treatment is to completely remove the visible warts while also eliminating the hidden subclinical symptoms and the virus they contain, achieving complete cure. General physical surgery only removes the wart tissue but cannot completely clear the virus, so it is very easy for the condition to recur. We do not need surgery or laser treatment; by using medication, we can completely clear the virus from the body, and the wart tissue will naturally swell and fall off without pain, leaving no lifelong embarrassing scars! This ensures a complete and one-time cure! We hope this can help you!

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