Tips: How should pregnant women treat severe cervical erosion?

As a serious gynecological disease, severe cervical erosion will seriously endanger the health of female friends, and it is even more harmful to pregnant women. Here we will introduce how pregnant women should treat severe cervical erosion.

According to experts, pregnancy can lead to aggravation of cervical erosion, and cervical erosion cannot be treated with medicine or local treatment in the early stage of pregnancy. Local treatment must be carried out in the middle stage. Therefore, go to the hospital for blood HCG examination as soon as possible to determine whether you are pregnant. If you are indeed pregnant, since female friends have severe cervical erosion, they are generally not allowed to have children, so experts recommend that you should treat cervical erosion in time and wait for the inflammation to be controlled before abortion. Here is a reminder that the treatment of cervical erosion must be persistent, and sexual life must be prohibited during treatment. As for whether you can get pregnant first and then treat cervical erosion, if it is severe cervical erosion, it is best to do a TCT examination before pregnancy, which helps to distinguish whether severe cervical erosion is a simple inflammation, or a precursor to cancer or some viral infection related to cervical cancer. If these reasons can be ruled out and it is only determined that it is just a simple inflammation, you can get pregnant first and then treat it. Patients with severe cervical erosion should first undergo cervical cytology or cervical biopsy to clearly rule out the possibility of other cervical lesions. If it is just an inflammatory infection, conservative treatment with drugs or cervical microwave treatment can be performed. If it is a precancerous lesion such as cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, laser or cone biopsy should be performed. It is hard to say whether these have an impact on fertility. Some patients have a simple constitution and no chronic inflammation, which generally has no impact on fertility. However, experts recommend that severe cervical erosion be cured before pregnancy.

The above is an introduction to how pregnant women should treat severe cervical erosion. I believe everyone has a certain understanding of it. For more questions about severe cervical erosion, you can consult our online experts.

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