Patient's question:
Hello, doctor, after the colposcopy, the doctor diagnosed chronic cervical inflammation (cervix) with mild dysplasia of squamous epithelium (CIN-1) accompanied by HPV infection. (3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, 9 o'clock) chronic cervical inflammation, squamous epithelium shows hyperplasia. The doctor recommended laser treatment. I just finished the laser treatment yesterday. During the procedure, I felt like for a minute as if...?something...?mother core acyl?cylinder?something...?salt and pepper?cutting and swinging...?mantis shrimp...?clamping...?B...?generous...?ant...?cave...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...?something...Doctor's answer:
Physical therapy will definitely have some impact on fertility, and it varies from person to person. Some people may become infertile after laser treatment, as the cervix is naturally composed only of blood vessels and lacks nerves. After laser treatment, the pregnancy rate may be lower than that of normal people.