Patient's question:
I have severe cervical erosion, lower abdominal pain, and sometimes blood streaks in my vaginal discharge. I have undergone colposcopy and TCT, and there were no abnormalities found. The medication has not been effective, and I am considering physical therapy. However, I am worried about its impact on pregnancy. I have decided to have a cesarean delivery in the future. I am wondering if the HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) can be used. Several hospitals and doctors have advised me to wait until after giving birth to treat the condition, but the discomfort is unbearable. Has your hospital ever had patients who became pregnant and gave birth after undergoing HIFU treatment? I am eager to have a child. I am currently being treated for candidal vulvitis.Doctor's answer:
Microwave therapy for cervical erosion can reduce recurrence. However, after undergoing microwave treatment, it may affect the elasticity of the cervix, which could impact the progress of labor during a natural birth. It doesn't necessarily mean that a natural birth is impossible after microwave treatment; it depends on individual circumstances. If the cervix has good elasticity and recovers well, a natural birth is still possible.Advice: If all conditions are mature, a natural birth is achievable. Don't feel mentally burdened about it. First, you need to mentally accept it, and then, before labor, check the condition of the fetus and the elasticity of the cervix to determine if a natural birth is feasible.