How should women who are preparing for pregnancy use medicine for cervical erosion? What tests should be done for cervical erosion during pregnancy?

With the advent of the second-child era, will cervical erosion, a common gynecological disease, affect women's pregnancy and childbirth? Many women of childbearing age are beginning to worry about whether their reproductive function will be affected by the disease. Cervical erosion poses a great threat to women of childbearing age. If cervical erosion is found during the pregnancy preparation period, it should be actively treated, and timely examinations should be done to determine the condition, so as not to delay treatment and affect pregnancy.

What to do if you have cervical erosion during pregnancy preparation

If women find cervical erosion before preparing for pregnancy, they should be checked and treated in time, preferably 3 months before pregnancy. It is recommended to do TCT+HpV examination. If the results are normal, you can be assured of pregnancy. If it shows lesions, the doctor will further perform colposcopy. If local acetowhite is positive, cervical tissue will be taken for pathological examination. If necessary, p16 and Ki-67 examinations will be performed. If the test results are positive, Leep surgery is required. Leep surgery uses high-frequency electric knife to cone-remove cervical lesion tissue. It is a safe and effective surgical method for treating cervical lesions.

What tests should be done for cervical erosion when preparing for pregnancy

1. Reproductive system

Content: Routine screening of leucorrhea for trichomonas, fungus, mycoplasma and chlamydia infection, vaginal inflammation, as well as sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and syphilis.

Purpose: If you have any gynecological diseases, such as sexually transmitted diseases, it is best to treat them thoroughly before getting pregnant, otherwise it may cause risks such as miscarriage and premature birth.

2. Liver function

Examination contents: There are two types of liver function tests: major and minor. In addition to the full set of hepatitis B tests, the major liver function test also includes blood sugar, bile acid and other items, which is more cost-effective

3. Urinalysis

Purpose of examination: It helps in early diagnosis of kidney disease. The 10-month pregnancy is a huge test for the mother's kidney system. The increased metabolism of the body will increase the burden on the kidneys.

4. Full set of deformity removal

Examination contents: including rubella, toxoplasmosis, cytomegalovirus

How to use medicine for cervical erosion when preparing for pregnancy

Symptoms of cervicitis during pregnancy should be taken seriously. It is recommended that if you find cervicitis during pregnancy, you should seek timely treatment under the guidance of a doctor according to the severity of the cervicitis. Do not take medicine blindly. The main manifestations of cervicitis are increased leucorrhea, which is sticky mucus or purulent mucus, sometimes accompanied by blood or blood. Some patients also experience bleeding during sexual intercourse, frequent urination, and urgency. If these situations occur, don't panic, consult an obstetrician in time. Can topical medications for cervical erosion be used to prepare for pregnancy? If you plan to get pregnant, it is generally not recommended to use medication. If the cervical erosion is not serious, you can consider treatment after giving birth. If it is serious, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital to consult a professional doctor in time and decide according to their own situation.

Warm reminder: Gynecological diseases will not affect fertility as long as they are treated in time. In the first 3-6 months of pregnancy, existing gynecological diseases should be actively treated to avoid greater threats to the fetus and mother after pregnancy. For women who are preparing for pregnancy with cervical erosion, TCT and HPV examinations must be done before pregnancy to understand whether the cervix has become neoplastic or cancerous, so as to facilitate safe pregnancy and delivery.