Patient's question:
I have always had pain below in the room, and after a check-up, it was said to be cervicitis.Doctor's answer:
1. Chronic cervical inflammation: When the inflammation spreads from the uterosacral ligaments to the pelvic cavity, it may cause lower back and sacral pain, pelvic heaviness, dysmenorrhea, and other symptoms, which worsen during menstruation, defecation, or sexual intercourse. Examination may reveal varying degrees of cervical erosion and hypertrophy, which can affect fertility.2. Cervical fibroids: The main reason cervical fibroids cause infertility is the deformation and narrowing of the cervical canal, which hinders sperm passage. Clinical manifestations primarily include irregular menstruation, increased menstrual flow, increased leukorrhea, or symptoms affecting the bladder and rectum. Some patients may be asymptomatic.
4. Cervical canal developmental abnormalities: The cervical canal is often associated with uterine developmental abnormalities. Cervical canal developmental abnormalities can lead to insufficient secretion function of cervical glands, thereby affecting a woman's ability to conceive and potentially causing infertility.