How to treat infertility caused by cervical erosion

Patient's question:

I had a daughter in 07, but later due to environmental reasons, I had a few medication-induced miscarriages. In 14, we were planning to have another child but couldn't get pregnant. I already had cervical erosion degree 2, and now I don't know what the reason is, I'm very worried

Doctor's answer:

Cervical erosion is primarily caused by deficiency of qi and blood, with damp-heat descending. Generally, it is difficult to cure with conventional medications. Treatments such as surgery, intravenous fluids, topical medications, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial therapies, and physical treatments not only fail to provide a permanent cure but may also lead to drug resistance due to prolonged use of antibiotics, thereby increasing the difficulty of treatment. Physical therapy can cause new trauma and may affect fertility. Therefore, it is essential to receive proper treatment to achieve a complete cure.
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has accumulated many unique treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Chinese yam, Solomon's seal, cordyceps, longan pulp, clove, Guangdong purple berry, motherwort, chicken blood vine, thousand-dollar, ophiopogon, donkey-hide gelatin, black snake, prepared polygonum multiflorum,,, iron gall powder, human placenta, white fish fat,, deer antler ash, prepared rhino horn, white and red peony root, safflower,, raw coix seed, red root, prepared rehmannia, sparganium, zedoary, and licorice. These herbs, when used in combination, provide rapid and effective results, with many patients remaining free of recurrence after treatment.
The combination of these traditional Chinese herbs can thoroughly eliminate damp-heat pathogens, quickly repair cervical erosion, replenish qi and nourish blood, achieving balance between qi and blood and treating both the root and symptoms. These herbs can also rapidly clear long-term accumulated old desquamated cells and stagnated blood from the uterus and vagina, ensuring comprehensive and hygienic cleansing of the female reproductive system.