Why do doctors also urge people to get married? (I)

With the opening of the three-child policy, there is a new wave of urging marriage and childbearing~

During festivals, we can hear the caring words of our elders:

The country has allowed three children, are you not planning to have any?

Your child is not little anymore, why don’t you give him a younger brother or sister?

The second child in your family is already grown up. Why don’t you have a third child while you are still young?

Although the policy is open, women in our country still have absolute say in their own fertility.

Whether to have children, when to have children, and how many children to have is up to us.

But in certain situations, not only family members but also doctors will urge marriage. So, under what conditions will gynecologists "induce childbirth"?

Diseases of the cervix

First, let's look at diseases of the cervix. Everyone knows about cervical cancer, and many people also know that cervical cancer is closely related to HPV infection.

Of course, it does not mean that once HPV infection is discovered, the cervix will immediately become cancerous. It will take a long time for the disease to develop, mainly including:

01HPV infection

0Low-grade cervical lesions

03High-grade cervical lesions

04Cervical cancer

What to do if you are infected with HPV?

For simple HPV infection, regular check-ups are sufficient. Don't worry if cervical lesions occur, as low-grade cervical lesions may improve on their own.

If you are a girl who has not had a baby yet, you will hear the doctor urging you to have a baby: Do you have a birth plan? If you do, you should make arrangements. If not? Then put it on the agenda as soon as possible.

If it develops into a high-grade lesion, surgery will be required, and pregnancy can only be considered 6 months after the surgery. In addition, the incidence of miscarriage and premature birth will be higher after cervical surgery.

In the next issue, Xiao H will analyze more complex treatment methods for uterine lesions, so don’t miss it!

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Author: Yu Zhen, Wang Ying, Liu Zhou, Zhoupu Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Health and Medical College

About the Author

Liuzhou

Director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Zhoupu Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Professor of Shanghai University of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Adjunct Professor of Hainan Medical College.

Engaged in clinical, teaching and scientific research work in obstetrics and gynecology for 28 years. Professional research direction: gynecological tumors, gynecological minimally invasive techniques and conservative surgery for adenomyosis, and rescue of critical obstetric emergencies.

Clinic hours: Monday afternoon, Thursday morning.

About the Author

Wang Ying

Deputy Chief Physician of Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of Zhoupu Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Health Medical College. Has been engaged in obstetrics and gynecology for 20 years and has been working in the front line of obstetrics and gynecology for a long time.

In the past 20 years of work experience, I have systematically and comprehensively mastered the diagnosis and treatment principles and measures of common, frequently occurring and difficult and complicated diseases in obstetrics and gynecology. I have accumulated rich clinical experience and advocated the patient-centered working principle in the diagnosis and treatment process. I have good professional ethics and dedication.

Clinic hours: Saturday morning.

Funded by Shanghai Science and Technology Commission's Science Popularization Project

(Project No.: 20DZ2311100)