Can I have IVF if I have cervical erosion? 3 factors that affect pregnancy

If it is only mild cervical erosion, it will generally not have any impact; however, if cervical erosion becomes severe, it will affect the success rate of IVF, and will also cause the embryo to be infected, making it difficult for the embryo to implant, and even induce miscarriage. If the cervical erosion is severe, the harm is even greater.

In real life, many women cannot achieve the goal of natural pregnancy, and often need to use IVF to achieve the dream of having children. However, some women are patients with cervical erosion, so they are very worried about the success rate of IVF. So, can IVF be done for women with cervical erosion? Let's find out below!
Cervical erosion is mainly harmful to women's health, and generally speaking, it has an impact on test-tube babies. However, if it is a mild case of cervical erosion, there is generally no obvious impact. However, if cervical erosion induces inflammation, the success rate of test-tube babies will inevitably be greatly reduced. The reason is that the occurrence of inflammation can cause the embryo to be infected, which in turn makes it impossible for the embryo to implant, or it is easy to have serious consequences such as miscarriage after implantation.
It should be noted that severe cervical erosion will not only reduce the best quality of life, but also induce the occurrence of some gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease. If the woman's condition is very serious and the erosion area reaches moderate or even severe, it will inevitably have a huge impact on the test tube baby. Therefore, it is recommended that women cure cervical erosion before doing test tube baby, so as to ensure the success rate of test tube baby.
How does cervical erosion affect normal pregnancy?
1. Degrade sperm motility <br/>Cervical erosion will reduce the motility of sperm entering the cervix. The cervix of patients with cervical erosion presents an inflammatory environment, which will affect the survival of sperm and thus reduce sperm motility.
2. Bacteria can kill sperm . The bacteria and toxins in the cervix of patients with cervical erosion can kill sperm.
3. Obstruction of the road <br/>The secretions produced by inflammation will block the passage of sperm. Patients with cervical erosion will produce more viscous secretions in the cervix, which will make it difficult for sperm to pass through, affect the motility of sperm, and hinder the sperm from entering the uterine cavity.
Therefore, it is impossible for patients with cervical erosion to get pregnant. In addition, patients with cervical erosion should not only not get pregnant, but also strictly prohibit sexual intercourse to avoid bacteria produced during sexual intercourse causing reinfection and causing more serious diseases. Patients should control the disease as soon as possible, alleviate symptoms, and reduce the harm of the disease.