Does severe cervical erosion affect fertility?

Generally speaking, cervical erosion will not affect fertility, but some situations may occur. What is cervical erosion? First of all, let us understand that general cervical erosion refers to a type of gynecological disease. There is a physiological one and a pathological one. The physiological one can generally recover on its own. The main symptoms are similar. They are all caused by the outward migration of the cervical epithelium. After this situation occurs, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time. It is also very important to maintain your mood.

Generally, drug treatment does not affect pregnancy, but surgical treatment has a certain possibility of affecting future pregnancy. In addition, many people have misunderstandings about cervical erosion-like changes (foreign obstetrics and gynecology departments have officially renamed it as cervical columnar epithelial eversion or displacement). From a medical point of view, cervical erosion-like changes can be physiological (like adolescent or young women, pregnant women, women taking contraceptives, due to high estrogen levels, the cervical columnar epithelium outward displacement, that is, cervical erosion-like changes) This does not require treatment. The other type is pathological cervical erosion-like changes caused by bacterial infection, chlamydia or mycoplasma infection, gonococcal infection or HPV virus infection. This requires targeted treatment based on the cause of the disease. At this stage, it is best to treat the cause of your cervical erosion-like changes. In simple terms, if there is an infection, treat the infection; if there is inflammation, treat the inflammation.

It is worth noting that if conditions permit, it is best to do TCT to rule out cervical precancerous lesions. If it is pathological, treat it according to the original cause of the disease. If it is caused by infection, treat the infection; if it is caused by inflammation, treat the inflammation. If you want to avoid affecting your fertility, drug treatment is the best choice. The cost is hard to say, after all, we don’t know the cause of your illness, and it varies from place to place and from hospital to hospital. Not necessarily. Some people have a good prognosis even with severe disease. There are individual differences. The two methods you mentioned above are both commonly used surgical treatments. It can only be said that they may affect fertility (but this is a risk issue, not absolute. Some people can still get pregnant after the operation, while others may find it difficult to get pregnant. It's hard to say). To be honest, this drug has not been clinically approved, and its actual efficacy is difficult to guarantee. There is no objective and specific data to prove its efficacy, so it is not recommended.

Therefore, when this situation occurs, you must pay attention to your personal hygiene and ensure that you are in a good mood. Only when your mood is good can you ensure that your body will get better step by step. You must also pay special attention to your diet. In terms of diet, do not eat spicy food, as this will cause your mood to become impetuous. Also, you must ensure that you get enough sleep.