Patient's question:
Sister-in-law went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said she has cervical adhesions. She had never been diagnosed with this condition before, so how did she suddenly get it? Will it affect her ability to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hello! For women who have not given birth, the most worrying thing about cervical adhesions is whether they will affect pregnancy, because the cervix is an important channel for conception. To avoid infertility caused by cervical adhesions, early and scientific treatment of cervical adhesions is crucial. Cervical adhesions can easily lead to female infertility, mainly because of the blockage caused by adhesions. When sperm reaches the cervix, due to inflammation or other reasons, cervical adhesions prevent sperm from passing smoothly, thus hindering the combination of sperm and eggs. If cervical adhesions are caused by inflammation, inflammatory cells will also affect the environment where sperm exist, reducing sperm vitality, engulfing sperm, and causing excessive energy consumption, shortening sperm lifespan, and leading to loss of vitality, thereby affecting female pregnancy. It is recommended to go to a authoritative infertility and sterility specialty hospital for comprehensive examinations. The doctor will provide targeted treatment based on your condition. Wish you health and early pregnancy!