Patient's question:
Can a woman with cervical erosion get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is the most common gynecological disease and also the most common clinical manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. There are many causes of cervical erosion, which can be mechanical irritation, such as sexual intercourse, or infections by bacteria or viruses, as well as irritation from chemical drugs, among others. In mild cases of cervical erosion, there are generally no obvious discomforts, and it is only discovered during gynecological examinations. In medicine, cervical erosion is classified into mild, moderate, and severe degrees based on the size of the erosion area; according to the depth of the erosion, it can be further divided into three types: simple, granular, and papillary. Cervical erosion has a close relationship with the onset of cervical cancer. Statistics show that women with cervical erosion have a 10 times higher incidence of cervical cancer compared to those without. Additionally, the severity of cervical erosion is also related to the onset of cervical cancer. The incidence of severe cervical cancer is significantly higher than that of mild cases. There are many treatment methods for cervical erosion, including medication and physical therapy. Generally, local therapy is the primary approach, and appropriate choices can be made based on the degree of erosion. Microwave therapy for cervical erosion is currently one of the most widely used and effective treatment methods.