Patient's question:
Hello doctor!I am 25 years old and have not given birth. I have moderate cervical erosion caused by "congenital columnar epithelial ectopia."
I would like to ask: In my case, if the "congenital columnar epithelial ectopia" is not removed, can it be cured?
Currently, will it be difficult for me to get pregnant? First follow-up question: Thank you for your reply! I have not given birth yet. If I undergo surgery now, will it affect my fertility?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, it will not affect the condition. The patient should maintain a light diet and consume more fruits and vegetables. It is recommended to eat more high-protein foods such as eggs, meat, and dairy products. Avoid spicy and irritating foods in daily life. Do not smoke or drink alcohol, and pay attention to rest.2. Take timely contraceptive measures during sexual activity to effectively reduce the incidence of induced abortion and miscarriage. This will minimize artificial injury and the opportunity for bacterial infection of the cervix.
3. Pay attention to sexual hygiene, moderately control sexual activity, and avoid extramarital sex. Do not have sexual intercourse during menstruation.