Does pregnancy with cervical erosion affect the baby?

Women will become increasingly anxious and sensitive during pregnancy. Nowadays, there are many forums for pregnancy and pre-pregnancy, with many mothers sharing their experiences. Newly pregnant mothers, after seeing other people’s sharing and some possible risks for their children, always worry that there will be problems with their babies. Cervical erosion is a physiological condition. So, will pregnancy with cervical erosion have any impact on the baby?

If it is just cervical erosion without any other symptoms or cervicitis, it will not affect the baby, because cervical erosion is not a disease, but a condition caused by the increase of maternal hormone. Of course, if cervical erosion causes cervicitis, and the pregnant woman's leucorrhea contains blood and there is a strong odor in the lower body, then it means that she has cervicitis, which will have an impact on the baby if not treated.

If cervical erosion causes severe cervicitis, pregnant women may suffer from miscarriage. Women's physical fitness will become weaker during pregnancy. If they do not pay attention to hygiene at this time, various bacteria will take advantage of the opportunity to invade, resulting in cervicitis or vaginitis and so on. Although you cannot take medicine during pregnancy, you still need to use safe methods to treat it.

From the above, cervical erosion cannot be considered a disease, so it will not affect the baby. Most women will experience cervical erosion when their hormone levels change. If there is nothing wrong with their body and their vaginal discharge is normal, there is no need for treatment. After the hormone levels drop, the cervical erosion will naturally subside. Be careful not to be anxious and relax yourself.