Will cervical erosion affect pregnancy? Will cervical erosion cause infertility?

Although cervical erosion is not a serious disease, it is just a physiological phenomenon, but it can affect pregnancy. Cervical erosion can easily lead to difficulties in the combination of sperm and egg. Even if pregnancy occurs, it can easily lead to miscarriage. Therefore, women who want to prepare for pregnancy should consider having children after recovery.

Cervical erosion is a common disease in clinical practice. Strictly speaking, it is not a disease, but a physiological phenomenon. This phenomenon is specifically manifested as cervical columnar epithelial ectopia. After contracting this disease, patients generally do not feel obvious discomfort, unless it causes complications, which may attract the patient's attention. So will cervical erosion affect pregnancy?

1. Will cervical erosion affect pregnancy?

Cervical erosion is actually a normal physiological phenomenon that occurs in women as they age. It usually occurs due to sexual intercourse, miscarriage or childbirth. If this disease is not treated for a long time, it may cause infertility, but it will not cause obvious infertility symptoms in the early stage of the disease, but it may increase the risk of miscarriage in the later stage. Therefore, it is recommended that women with cervical erosion prepare for pregnancy after recovery.

2. Symptoms of cervical erosion

1. Bleeding during sexual intercourse

Cervical erosion can easily lead to bleeding. It usually manifests as contact bleeding during sexual intercourse, and a small amount of blood will flow out of the vagina after each sexual intercourse, but there will be no obvious pain.

2. Increased leucorrhea

People with cervical erosion will also have obvious abnormalities in their leucorrhea. The leucorrhea of ​​such patients will become more and more. The color of the leucorrhea of ​​the patients will be yellow and the texture will be relatively sticky. This situation indicates that cervical erosion has gradually developed into cervicitis, and in the later stage it may become chronic cervicitis.

3. There is a bad smell in the private parts

Cervical erosion can also cause odor in the patient's private parts. It will not be very obvious at first, but the odor will become more severe later. Even if you wash it every day, there is no way to completely remove the odor in the private parts. It must be relieved through treatment.

3. Treatment of cervical erosion

1. Medication

Cervical erosion generally does not require treatment. Only cervical erosion accompanied by inflammation requires the use of suppositories for treatment.

2. Other treatments

Other treatments are mainly laser or freezing treatments. These treatments are also used to relieve inflammation. As long as cervical erosion does not cause inflammation, there is no need to use these methods.