Patient's question:
I just got married less than a year ago. A couple of days ago, my company organized a free health check-up, and I was unexpectedly diagnosed with cervical erosion. I'm usually very careful about hygiene, and I've never had any similar illnesses before. My health has always been good, so I was quite surprised to find out about the cervical erosion during this check-up. I don't know if cervical erosion can lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is caused by cervical inflammation. Mild cervical inflammation should have little impact on pregnancy.Advice:
If this condition is severe cervical erosion, it may have some effect on pregnancy. This is because cervical inflammatory secretions alter the internal environment of the cervical canal and vagina, thereby affecting sperm mobility.