Does pregnancy affect a child after undergoing electrocautery for cervical erosion degree 1?

Patient's question:

On February 7th of the lunar calendar, my period came on the 14th.

Doctor's answer:

Cervical erosion is one form of cervical inflammation. When the shedding of the outer surface epithelium of the cervix is replaced by another type of epithelial tissue at the cervix opening, due to the thinness of the newly formed covering epithelium, even the underlying blood vessels and red tissue can be visible, appearing as true erosion. This is why it is referred to as cervical erosion. Generally, it does not affect pregnancy.

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