Can I get pregnant with severe cervical erosion?

Basically, every disease is divided into several stages according to the severity of the disease, and cervical erosion is one of them. Many female patients do not know the details or do not pay attention to the early stage of cervical erosion, which will cause severe cervical erosion. So, can you get pregnant with severe cervical erosion? The following is an analysis by the hospital's experts.

Severe cervical erosion is the most serious type of cervical erosion, which means that the erosion area has exceeded 2/3 of the total area of ​​the cervix, which is very harmful to health. If a patient with severe cervical erosion becomes pregnant, there are only two solutions: one is to treat it after giving birth, and the other is to have an abortion directly.

The first method: If you want to have a baby after the disease, you need to strengthen the pregnancy check-up, and it is recommended to actively treat after delivery. However, due to the situation of breastfeeding after delivery, drug treatment will also affect the fetus, so physical therapy is generally used. Physical treatment of cervical erosion will not affect future fertility after treatment, and will not damage the female cervix. The recovery time after treatment is fast and it will not affect the function of the cervix.

The second method: If you do not want to have a child after the disease, it is recommended to have an abortion in a regular hospital. Otherwise, the bacteria that are difficult to remove from the folds of the endocervical canal will be brought into the uterine cavity during the abortion, and the wound surface of the abortion is just a place where bacteria grow and reproduce, which will bring unnecessary trouble to the operation, aggravate inflammation and be attacked by other pathogens.

The above is a detailed description of whether or not you can get pregnant with severe cervical erosion from a gynecologist. I believe that everyone has a clear understanding of this issue after reading the above. It is recommended that patients with cervical erosion should not have any fertility plans for the sake of their own and the fetus' health, and should make plans after the cervical erosion is cured.