Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! Because my cervical erosion has not been treated thoroughly, I can't get pregnant now even though I want to. When I went to the gynecological hospital for infertility treatment, I had a hysteroscopy examination, and the main cause of infertility was diagnosed as cervical erosion. Now I need to be treated before I can have a baby.Doctor's answer:
Hello, infertility in women is related to cervical erosion, as its inflammatory exudate has a spermicidal effect; anti-sperm antibodies exist in cervical mucus, which is not conducive to sperm penetrating the cervical canal or completely losing their motility. It is worth noting that cervical adhesion caused by induced abortion in unmarried pregnant women, especially during repeated abortions, is more likely to lead to this serious complication, which keeps sperm out of the cervical opening.