Erosion has no serious effect on the fetus.

Patient's question:

Clinical Description: Uterine anterior position, uterine size approximately 7.5x6.8x6.5cm, myometrium echo is relatively uniform, intrauterine shows a 3.1x1.8cm gestational sac, with regular shape, inside which an embryo is visible, the embryonic stalk is about 2.6cm long, no fetal heartbeat is observed. No abnormal echoes are found in bilateral adnexal regions.
History of Treatment and Effect: None, only a slight erosion.
What kind of help do you need: Is this fetus healthy?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, generally there is no impact, but pregnancy may also aggravate erosion. If the erosion is severe, it may affect natural delivery, and at that time, a cesarean section can be chosen based on the situation. In daily life, pay attention to hygiene. There are many reasons that can cause cervical erosion. If the examination of cervical erosion finds purulent white discharge in the cervix and is accompanied by infections of pathogens such as Chlamydia or gonococcus, active treatment should be carried out because it may affect the baby. If it is simple cervical erosion without other pathogen infections, this simple cervical erosion will not affect pregnancy. If it is chronic cervical inflammation, and no other problems are found during gynecological examination, it will not have too much impact on pregnancy.

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