Patient's question:
Medical Description: Hello, I previously had cervical erosion, which was treated and has now healed. I am currently 2 and a half months pregnant. One day, I noticed that my leukorrhea was green. Is it possible that cervical erosion has recurred? Does this condition affect my baby? Should I go to the hospital for treatment? What precautions should I take in daily life?Doctor's answer:
It's not a big deal, but it can't be treated with medication; you can only take care of hygiene and cleanliness yourself. It can be treated after giving birth. However, if you don't pay attention to hygiene, inflammation and cervical erosion may worsen, which will affect future treatment.After pregnancy, the significant rise in estrogen and progesterone levels can indeed cause cervical redness similar to cervical erosion, rather than actual erosion. As long as the possibility of cervical cancer is ruled out, there's no major issue with cervical erosion. Cervical erosion cannot be treated during pregnancy, nor can in-depth examinations be performed. It is recommended to focus on treating vaginal infections and nurturing the pregnancy.