Can I still get pregnant if I have cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a very common gynecological disease. Many women with cervical erosion still want to get pregnant and become mothers. Whether you can get pregnant with a baby after having cervical erosion has become a concern for everyone. Let's talk about whether you can get pregnant after having cervical erosion .

Whether you can get pregnant after having cervical erosion cannot be generalized. It can be divided into mild and severe types. Mild cervical erosion often has no clinical symptoms. Some patients may have increased leucorrhea, which may be milky white mucus or yellow pus. Sometimes there may be bloody leucorrhea or cervical contact bleeding, which generally does not affect fertility.

If mild cervical erosion is not cured for a long time, it will lead to severe cervical erosion and female infertility. Cervical erosion is caused by the patient's more secretions and the viscosity, which makes it difficult for sperm to pass through, affects the activity of sperm, and hinders the sperm from entering the uterine cavity; the inflammatory environment of the cervix will affect the existence of sperm and reduce sperm motility. Similarly, the large number of white blood cells in the secretions will also phagocytize sperm and cause infertility.

Will cervical erosion affect the baby? Experts point out that if you have a baby before it is treated, it will hurt both the baby and yourself. Because if you take too many medicines during pregnancy, it will cause the baby to be deformed. If the erosion is not treated during pregnancy, the condition will gradually become more serious and may eventually lead to the sadness of miscarriage. So it is best to have a baby after the treatment.

The above is the expert’s explanation on whether you can get pregnant with cervical erosion. I hope it can help you. If you have more questions, you are welcome to consult our online experts for free.

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