Can women with cervical erosion during pregnancy give birth naturally? Women with cervical erosion during pregnancy should pay attention to these

Many pregnant women are still at risk of cervical erosion. This is because the body's resistance is weaker during pregnancy, and various germs are more likely to enter the vagina, which makes it easier for them to get cervical erosion. Many expectant mothers will ask if they can still have a normal birth if they get cervical erosion. The following is a detailed answer from gynecologists.

Every pregnant woman hopes to give birth to a healthy baby, and natural childbirth will not cause any harm to the baby's body or intelligence. However, pregnant women with cervical erosion are worried that the child will be infected with bacteria, which will affect the child's growth and development. In fact, cervical erosion has no direct relationship with whether a natural childbirth can be carried out, because natural childbirth is mainly determined by factors such as labor force, fetal size, birth canal, and is also related to the psychological quality and physical condition of the mother. Cervical erosion is a phenomenon that can be caused by a variety of causes. For example, cervicitis, cervical lacerations, viral infections in the cervix, etc. can all manifest as erosion symptoms, but do not hinder the passage of the fetus.

Cervical erosion can be classified into mild, moderate and severe. Generally, mild cervical erosion will not affect normal delivery. Cervical erosion is just the shedding of squamous epithelium on the surface of the cervix, which does not affect the connective tissue under the cervix, so it will not affect the softening and expansion of the cervix. Moderate cervical erosion is a slightly more serious condition, with a wider degree and range of erosion, and the secretions produced may cause bacterial infection during the fetal delivery process, making normal delivery difficult. At this time, cervical erosion should be controlled first, and then normal delivery should be attempted.

In summary, there is no necessary connection between cervical erosion and whether a pregnant woman can give birth naturally. Pregnant women must be cured after suffering from cervical erosion before giving birth. At this time, they can choose the appropriate method of delivery according to the condition of the fetus. Some pregnant women are afraid of taking medicine after suffering from cervical erosion and do not go to the hospital for treatment, which will delay the delivery and prevent them from giving birth smoothly.