Patient's question:
Description of the problem: Cervical hyperplasia. Severe cervical erosion. The doctor said that a cone biopsy needs to be performed. I am afraid of the cone biopsy. I don't know what impact it will have on life and fertility after the surgery.Doctor's answer:
Hello! I suggest you undergo LEEP treatment. LEEP treatment has minimal impact on the uterus and does not affect fertility, making it suitable for women who have not given birth. If severe cervical erosion is left untreated, severe inflammation in the cervix can lead to excessive secretions that block sperm passage, and the white blood cells in the secretions can also engulf sperm, resulting in infertility. Additionally, long-term untreated inflammation may increase the risk of cancer. It is recommended that you actively seek treatment. One session is usually sufficient for recovery, but you should avoid sexual activity for 15 days. Wishing you good health.