Does a surgical procedure for cervical cysts affect pregnancy?

Patient's question:

Cervical cyst for over a year, excessive discharge, menstrual period delayed by one week

Doctor's answer:

The drug treatment for cervical cysts includes a method that uses drug corrosion. This primarily employs silver nitrate or potassium dichromate solutions. However, these two medications have strong corrosive effects and are not the best methods for treating cervical cysts. Long-term use can lead to bacterial resistance, and the solution can also affect the normal vaginal flora, disrupting the natural defense barrier and increasing the difficulty of treatment. Postoperatively, it is also prone to recurrence. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with cervical cysts not rely solely on drug treatment.