What should I do if I have cervical erosion after pregnancy?

When women are pregnant, problems always arise one after another, especially some gynecological diseases will become prevalent. When a woman happens to encounter cervical erosion during pregnancy, it is really a headache. If it is not treated in time, it is very likely to have a great impact on the development of the fetus. So what should be done? Let me share with you some information about the treatment of cervical erosion!

Cervical erosion is a common inflammation of the female reproductive organs. There are many causes of cervical erosion. Most women suffer from cervical erosion due to bacterial infection. Once cervical erosion occurs, there will often be an increase in leucorrhea, which is more viscous and sometimes has an abnormal odor. Occasionally, there will be purulent or bloody leucorrhea. Lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen are also common. Moreover, during sexual intercourse, contact bleeding will occur. After cervical erosion, cervical secretions will increase, which is not conducive to the passage of sperm; secretions can also swallow up some sperm, and the pregnancy rate will be reduced.

From this point of view, cervical erosion has a certain impact on pregnancy. The treatment of moderate and severe cervical erosion requires physical therapy. If the lesion is deep or cancerous, surgical treatment is required. The method of physical therapy should be determined according to your actual situation. No matter which treatment method you choose, the operating standards will not affect future fertility. Do not take medicine blindly on your own to avoid delaying the disease and affecting the examination results. Therefore, everyone should go to a regular hospital in time for systematic and standardized treatment.

The technology of focused ultrasound treatment for cervical erosion is an "inside-out" treatment method with accurate positioning, thorough treatment, painlessness and non-invasiveness, and will not damage the normal tissue of the cervix. There is no scar formation and it will not affect the quality of sexual life and future fertility problems.

After reading the above text, I believe you have a more thorough understanding of cervical erosion, a gynecological disease. If this happens during pregnancy, you should take certain measures in time and go to a regular hospital for treatment. Don't use medicine blindly, otherwise it may cause extremely serious consequences.