Can I have a normal birth after undergoing surgery for cervical erosion? How to treat cervical erosion?

After cervical erosion surgery, scars may be left on the cervix, and a natural birth during pregnancy may affect the opening of the cervix. Whether you want to have a natural birth after cervical erosion surgery depends on the condition of the cervical tissue. If the cervix is ​​soft and the cervix can open smoothly, you can have a natural birth. Women with cervical erosion who have not given birth can take other treatment measures, including medication and physical methods, and their natural birth during pregnancy will not be affected.

The incidence of cervical erosion is relatively high. Since the cervix has no pain nerves, many women with cervical erosion cannot get treatment in the first place. They may only find it during a gynecological examination, and then they can take surgery, but some of these women have not yet given birth. So, they want to know if they can give birth naturally after having surgery for cervical erosion?
1. Can I have a normal birth after undergoing cervical erosion surgery? <br/>If a woman's cervical erosion is severe, in addition to the symptoms of cervical erosion, there are also cervical polyps, cervical hypertrophy, and the erosion is deep and wide, and it also affects the cervical canal, then surgery is required. The surgical treatment of cervical erosion generally uses cervical conization.
The operation will cause a lot of bleeding and damage. After the operation, a deep scar may be left on the female cervix. The scar left after cervical erosion surgery may affect the opening of the cervix during natural childbirth. After the operation of cervical erosion, the condition of the cervical tissue should be considered. If it is hard, it is not recommended to give birth naturally, which will have an impact. If it is soft, it is still okay and you can give birth naturally.
It is recommended that pregnant women have a physical examination before delivery, mainly to check the condition of the cervical tissue. If the cervix recovers well, a normal delivery can be achieved.
2. How to treat cervical erosion <br/>Since cervical erosion surgery can cause great damage to the cervix, patients are generally recommended to use medication or physical therapy, which will not affect normal delivery. Cervical erosion does not require treatment. If long-term cervical erosion causes repeated cervical inflammation, physical laser and cryotherapy can be used. These treatments have no effect on the cervical structure and fertility, and can also ensure smooth delivery.
However, you must not do cone biopsy, because cone biopsy will cause changes in the cervical structure, which may lead to miscarriage or even infertility. Cervical cone biopsy will cut off a large circle of cervical tissue, which will change the structure. If too much is cut, the cervix will be very loose, which may easily cause miscarriage; if it causes adhesion, it will affect pregnancy.
Therefore, the treatment of cervical erosion must be done after consulting a specialist doctor in a specialist hospital. There are many treatments for cervical erosion. At present, the drugs are usually selected according to the actual situation. For patients with moderate cervical erosion, drugs are usually used.
Of course, if it is severe cervical erosion, surgery will be chosen directly. This is a physical treatment method, and there are many treatments for moderate cervical erosion. It is necessary to make a comprehensive choice based on your own situation. For women who have not given birth, it is recommended to choose some drugs for treatment, so it is not recommended to give birth naturally after having cervical erosion surgery.