Patient's question:
I have cervical erosion, but why can't I get pregnant despite this condition? How is cervical infertility diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
1. Contrast Examination: Cervical imaging can very well display the length, shape, etc., of the cervical canal. It can also clearly diagnose intracervical polyps, congenital deformities, stenosis, adhesions, and uterine flexion.2. Vaginal Examination: Observe the position, shape, and size of the cervix, the amount and characteristics of secretions, and whether there are any cervical erosion or polyps. Pay attention to any cervical motion tenderness and parametrial tenderness. Additionally, perform a bacterial examination of cervical mucus. If necessary, perform a Pap smear or colposcopy.