Will cervical erosion lead to infertility? The harm of cervical erosion

1. If cervical erosion reaches a certain degree, the secretions in the cervix will become more viscous, which will also block the female's cervical canal, hinder the normal passage of sperm, and affect the normal pregnancy of women.

2. Cervical erosion increases the number of white blood cells in the female cervix, which is caused by some inflammation. Therefore, in this case, there will be more white blood cells to kill the husband's sperm, and the reduction of sperm will directly affect pregnancy.

3. Due to inflammation of the female cervix, changes in pH may also occur, which will cause many microorganisms to multiply and grow in the tissues, reduce the flow rate of sperm, and hinder the "meeting" of sperm and egg. This is also the reason why cervical erosion affects normal pregnancy.

To prevent cervical erosion, pay attention to three points:

1. Post-abortion and post-delivery care are very important for preventing cervical erosion: if cervical cracks are found, they should be sutured and treated in time. Since the immunity of local cervical tissue gradually decreases after delivery, it is easy to be infected by external bacteria. Therefore, it is best to use drugs that can improve immunity, improve one's own resistance, and prevent the occurrence of diseases.

2. Paying attention to sexual hygiene can effectively prevent cervical erosion: strictly avoid unclean or too frequent sexual life, avoid it during menstruation, maintain a happy mood, and enhance physical fitness and disease resistance.

3. Early detection and early treatment are the most effective basic methods to prevent cervical erosion: Vaginal secretions represent whether the female reproductive system is healthy. Once abnormal or irregular bleeding occurs, it should be taken seriously and medical treatment should be sought as soon as possible to avoid delaying the treatment period and causing infertility.