The severe incidence rate of cervical erosion in women is very high, which is one of the most common diseases in gynecological clinics. The most common symptoms of cervical erosion are abnormal vaginal discharge, itching in the external genitalia, and abdominal pain, which seriously endanger women's physical and mental health and cause distress for many women. So, can severe cervical erosion lead to childbirth?
If cervical erosion is severe, timely treatment is necessary. Pregnancy should not be carried out before recovery to avoid affecting the fetus. Severe cervical erosion and increased cervical secretions can seriously hinder the entry of sperm into the uterus, affect the resistance of pregnant women, cause reproductive organ infections, and ultimately lead to premature rupture of membranes, loss of amniotic fluid, and easy miscarriage.
If a patient with severe cervical erosion becomes pregnant and wants to have a child. During pregnancy, women need to strengthen prenatal checkups and actively seek postpartum treatment. Pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the lower body to avoid bacterial infections that may cause other gynecological diseases. In addition, maintain a balanced diet and avoid consuming excessively spicy and stimulating foods. Due to the situation of breastfeeding after childbirth, drug therapy can also have an impact on the fetus, so physical therapy is generally used to treat cervical erosion.
If you do not want to have a child after falling ill, you must undergo abortion surgery in a regular hospital. Do not have sexual intercourse after surgery, at least one month later. Do not conceive within six months after surgery, undergo regular check ups, and seek medical attention promptly if you experience any discomfort. For the health of themselves and their fetus, it is best for patients with severe cervical erosion not to have a family plan temporarily. After the cervical erosion is cured, they can make plans for pregnancy.
