What should I do if I cannot have children due to moderate cervical erosion?

Getting pregnant is the dream of every married girl, and a child is the future of a family. A family is complete only because of its children. There are many people around us who divorce because they have no children, especially in our country, where having no children is the greatest regret, a tradition that still exists after many years. There are actually many factors that can cause infertility. Today, I will introduce what to do if moderate cervical erosion causes infertility.

Whether it is drug therapy or physical therapy, simplicity is only relative to the operation process. For patients, the effects during and after treatment are a long and difficult process. For example, physical therapy can achieve the purpose of healing by destroying the columnar epithelium on the eroded surface, causing it to necrotize and fall off, making it easier for new squamous epithelium to cover the granulation tissue surface. New wounds will be formed after treatment. Some patients may experience bleeding, a large increase in vaginal secretions, and discharge with a fishy odor. Some may also be prone to tissue infection.

Responsible doctors generally recommend that women who have not given birth should undergo physical therapy after giving birth. This is because the effect of drug treatment for moderate or above cervical erosion is not good, and only physical therapy can cure it. However, if physical therapy is performed improperly, it is very easy to injure the cervix, and the loss of elasticity of the cervix can easily lead to heavy bleeding during childbirth.

Generally, women who have had sexual experience will suffer from cervical erosion (because without the protection of the natural barrier of the hymen, the cervix is ​​susceptible to bacterial infection), especially women who have experienced childbirth and abortion are more likely to suffer from this disease. As long as the precancerous lesions of the cervix are ruled out (TCT or cervical smear examination), it generally has no effect on fertility. Pay attention to sexual hygiene and be moderate in sexual intercourse. You can control it with drugs first, and then do physical therapy after giving birth.

Okay, the editor introduces what to do if you are not pregnant due to moderate cervical erosion. I believe it will be very useful to many people. Cervical erosion is now a very common gynecological disease. When dealing with cervical erosion, no matter it is mild, moderate or severe, we must maintain an optimistic attitude. The editor believes that current medicine is absolutely capable of helping women realize their dream of becoming a mother as soon as possible.