Does physical therapy for severe cervical erosion affect fertility?

Does physical therapy for severe cervical erosion affect fertility?

1. Severe cervical erosion refers to severe cervical columnar epithelium ectopia. Whether physical treatment will affect fertility cannot be directly judged. If there is no adhesion of the cervix, it generally does not affect fertility. If there is adhesion of the cervix, it usually affects fertility.

2. Severe cervical columnar epithelium ectopia is usually caused by abnormal hormone secretion in the body, and may also be caused by multiple sexual partners and unclean sexual life. It can cause damage to the cervical mucosa, causing symptoms such as increased secretions, irregular vaginal bleeding, and vulvar itching. In severe cases, it can cause cervical erosion. Physical treatments such as liquid nitrogen freezing and laser can be used to remove diseased cells and achieve a healing effect. However, if the disinfection is not good during the operation, it will cause inflammation and stimulation of the cervical mucosa, leading to adhesions, affecting the combination of eggs and sperm to produce fertilized eggs, reducing the probability of pregnancy, and affecting fertility. If you disinfect yourself during the operation and the cervix is ​​not damaged, it usually does not cause cervical adhesion and generally does not affect fertility. The development of the disease can be controlled through treatment.

3. During the treatment, keep the local skin clean and hygienic, take a bath and change clothes frequently, pay attention to your living habits, and refrain from sexual intercourse within three months to avoid affecting disease recovery.