How significant is the impact of cervical erosion and unintended pregnancy on the baby?

Patient's question:

I have cervical erosion and some inflammation, and I have been undergoing treatment. However, I have unexpectedly become pregnant and really want a baby. I am now worried about the potential impact of the medications used in my treatment on the baby. Should I keep this baby or have an abortion?

Doctor's answer:

Generally speaking, this condition is mainly a pathological change in cervical cells, so it usually does not affect pregnancy. It is still advisable to avoid a vaginal delivery at that time. After giving birth, you can undergo proper treatment. It is recommended to use Kangfu Special for treatment, placing one in the vagina daily for 7 to 10 consecutive days. At the same time, laser surgery and cryotherapy are also available methods for treatment. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to determine the extent of the erosion and receive targeted treatment.

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