Does cervical erosion in pregnant women affect fetal development? 4 issues that patients with cervical erosion need to pay attention to

In life, if pregnant mothers suffer from cervical erosion, will it affect the development of the fetus? This is a question that many women are concerned about. Pregnant women are most concerned about whether their babies can be born healthy. The development of cervical erosion and the use of medication will affect the body of pregnant women, so will there be any adverse effects on the fetus?

1. Will cervical erosion affect the fetus?

Most women will have varying degrees of cervical erosion after marriage. After pregnancy, as the pregnancy progresses, the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the pregnant woman's body continue to increase, causing the columnar epithelium of the cervix to migrate outward and tissue to proliferate, and the symptoms of cervical erosion are significantly aggravated, and vaginal bleeding is easy to occur at this time; excessive sexual life, excessive consumption of hot and irritating foods such as chocolate, peppers, longans, or hot pot will also aggravate the bleeding symptoms. This kind of bleeding is different from the bleeding caused by uterine contraction during spontaneous abortion, which causes the placenta to separate from the uterus. It does not directly affect the development of the fetus. As long as the bleeding is stopped in time, the pregnancy can still progress normally. However, if it is not treated in time, it will further affect the pregnancy and may eventually lead to miscarriage.

Because long-term vaginal bleeding affects the body's normal defense mechanism, making pregnant women more susceptible to reproductive system infections, and long-term bleeding can promote the development of infection, leading to infection of the fetal membrane and premature rupture of the fetal membrane. At this time, with the loss of amniotic fluid, the conditions for normal growth and development of the fetus disappear, and miscarriage is inevitable.

2. Mild cervical erosion does not affect the fetus

If the cervical erosion is mild and is caused by physiological factors after pregnancy, it will generally not have any impact on the fetus. Even if the cervical erosion is caused by chronic cervicitis, if it is not serious, there is no problem of loose uterine os or deep cervical laceration, it will generally not cause miscarriage and fetal malformation. But if it is severe, it may cause miscarriage or fetal malformation, which is not conducive to eugenics.

3. Severe cervical erosion will affect the fetus

If the cervical erosion is serious and the woman becomes pregnant without previous treatment, she should pay attention to it. Because the scars caused by previous severe cervical erosion can cause dystocia. Therefore, active treatment must be carried out before delivery to avoid affecting the normal growth and delivery of the fetus.

4. How to prevent the impact of cervical erosion during pregnancy on the fetus

Women with cervical erosion should pay attention to the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. They should reduce sexual intercourse to avoid mechanical stimulation and bleeding of the cervix during pregnancy. At the same time, they should be careful not to swim or take saunas, because bacteria can easily enter the body through the vagina of pregnant women. As long as pregnant women avoid the aggravation of vaginitis and cervicitis during pregnancy, there will basically be no significant impact on pregnancy and delivery.

Warm reminder: Severe cervical erosion has an impact on the baby, is not conducive to eugenics, may affect the normal growth and delivery of the fetus, and may even cause spontaneous abortion, which is very harmful. It is recommended that patients actively seek treatment. Women who are pregnant or preparing for pregnancy should pay great attention to it, detect the disease as early as possible, and go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.