Patient's question:
I would like to ask if cervical erosion can lead to infertility? I really want a child but haven't been able to conceive. When I went for a check-up, the doctor mentioned cervical erosion but said nothing else. I wanted to get an imaging test, but the doctor said it couldn't be done now because of the bleeding in the cervical erosion (grade 3). I have been trying to conceive for over a year now. Is it related to this cervical erosion? Could cervical erosion lead to infertility after more than a year? Or is it more likely that the problem lies with blocked fallopian tubes? I haven't had a test for my fallopian tubes yet.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: This is generally not the case, but it can be serious, so it needs to be checked and treated to improve. Early treatment will not be affected.Suggestions for treatment: This requires surgical treatment to achieve the desired effect. After recovery, it will not affect fertility. Otherwise, it may lead to difficulty in conceiving.