Analysis of the relationship between chronic cervicitis and miscarriage

Chronic cervicitis is a common gynecological disease, and the cause of chronic cervicitis is likely due to miscarriage or unclean sexual life. Therefore, female friends must improve their hygiene awareness during childbirth and sexual life to effectively prevent chronic cervicitis.

Chronic cervicitis may be asymptomatic. If symptoms occur, they are usually manifested as increased vaginal discharge with color or odor, as well as bleeding after sexual intercourse. Since sticky, purulent vaginal discharge is not conducive to sperm penetration, chronic cervicitis can also cause infertility. From the appearance, cervical erosion is difficult to distinguish from cervical intraepithelial neoplasia or early cervical cancer, so cervical cytology must be routinely performed to confirm the diagnosis.

Chronic cervicitis can cause damage to the uterine cavity. For moderate to severe cases, physical therapy can be used. Today's technology is very advanced and will not cause difficulties in childbirth due to this cervix. A small uterus is not a developmental obstacle. It does not mean that you cannot get pregnant because of a small uterus. Just like us humans, some people are very tall, and some are very small. They are all human and have functions. If you do not get pregnant after treating chronic cervicitis, you should have a fallopian tube examination because the two medical abortions you have had may affect the fallopian tubes. You do not need to do it now because it is not time to diagnose infertility. You can try to get pregnant again, which can also reduce a lot of pain.

The above is the relationship between chronic cervicitis and miscarriage. I hope that patients with chronic cervicitis can pay attention to their physical health in daily life and better prevent and treat chronic cervicitis.

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