What to do if you have cervical erosion during pregnancy

Cervical erosion is a disease that many women are familiar with, and many women will suffer from it. Especially women of childbearing age are most likely to suffer from this disease. If you find cervical erosion during pregnancy, is there any harm to your body? Is there any harm to the baby in your belly? What should you do if you have cervical erosion during pregnancy? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease, and women of childbearing age are at high risk of cervical erosion. So, is cervical erosion harmful to pregnant women? In this regard, relevant experts said that cervical erosion is very harmful and may cause miscarriage in pregnant women.

Cervical erosion may cause miscarriage in pregnant women

The incidence of cervical erosion is high, and cervical erosion can also occur in pregnant women, which is more harmful to pregnant women. Pregnant women with cervical erosion are advised to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible. It is important to remind pregnant women with cervical erosion that it is best not to take medication on their own, otherwise it will be very detrimental to the development of the fetus.

In addition to causing many adverse effects on the fetus, it is more harmful to the pregnant woman herself, and can easily lead to miscarriage and increase the chance of cervical malignancy.

Cervical erosion in pregnant women can cause miscarriage, because during pregnancy, as the levels of estrogen and progesterone in pregnant women continue to increase, cervical erosion will gradually become more severe, and vaginal bleeding will begin. If cervical erosion in pregnant women is not treated in time, it will affect the resistance of the pregnant women themselves, thus causing infection of the reproductive organs. Ultimately, it will lead to premature rupture of the membranes and loss of amniotic fluid, affecting the normal growth and development of the fetus, and spontaneous abortion will easily occur.

So, how to treat cervical erosion in pregnant women

Generally speaking, if pregnant women with cervical erosion have not undergone physical therapy, it will not affect the dilation of the cervix during delivery and will have no effect on normal delivery. Pregnant women with mild cervical erosion can be closely observed and treated after delivery, so that they can have a normal delivery.

However, if it is moderate or severe cervical erosion, then active treatment measures should be taken, because cervical erosion is also caused by pathogen infection, and retrograde infection of the fetus and even the possibility of miscarriage cannot be ruled out. If only local treatment is performed, it is definitely over-treatment and cervical scars will be formed, which will definitely affect fertility. Such harm is far greater than not treating.

In summary, the treatment of cervical erosion is very necessary, and it is also very harmful to pregnant women, which may cause them to accidentally miscarry, which is very serious. The most correct way is to go to the hospital for treatment in time, so that you can get better help!