Will pregnancy aggravate cervical erosion?

The cervix is ​​very important for women and is also a part that is very prone to disease. Cervical erosion is a very common disease among women. Cervical erosion has a huge impact on women, especially when they are pregnant. Women already bear a lot of pressure during pregnancy, and cervical erosion will undoubtedly consume a lot of women's energy. So, will pregnancy aggravate cervical erosion?

Does cervical erosion get worse after pregnancy?

Cervical bacteria and their toxins can kill sperm. For example, Escherichia coli can cause a strong agglutination effect on sperm, which can make sperm lose its vitality. The inflammatory environment of the cervix will affect the environment in which sperm exist and reduce sperm motility. Patients with cervical erosion have more and thicker cervical secretions than normal, which makes it difficult for sperm to pass through, affects sperm motility, and prevents sperm from entering the uterine cavity.

Whether cervical erosion will become more serious after pregnancy varies from patient to patient. The specific situation needs to be analyzed in detail. The author will give you a detailed introduction below:

After pregnancy, the level of sex hormones in the body increases greatly to maintain the needs of fetal development, making the cervix look like "erosion". This is a normal phenomenon that does not require any treatment and will not affect the normal development of the fetus. Patients can undergo regular B-ultrasound examinations during pregnancy, but they are not allowed to use medications without permission.

Generally speaking, mild cervical erosion will not affect the fetus, so you do not need to use medication to avoid affecting the fetus. You can wait until after giving birth to have treatment, because treatment of cervical erosion may cause cervical stenosis and make it difficult to conceive.

Here we would like to remind everyone that no matter what time it is, pregnant women should pay more attention to the health status of their baby, otherwise any abnormalities that are not discovered in time may lead to serious consequences.

What to do with cervical erosion during pregnancy

Some pregnant women will experience cervical erosion during pregnancy. For pregnant women with cervical erosion, as the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body continue to increase, cervical erosion will be significantly aggravated and vaginal bleeding will occur. This type of bleeding is different from the bleeding caused by spontaneous abortion and does not directly affect the development of the fetus. As long as the bleeding is stopped in time, the pregnancy can continue normally. However, it is generally difficult for pregnant women to differentiate vaginal bleeding caused by cervical erosion from threatened abortion. If it is not treated in time, it will affect the resistance of pregnant women and easily cause reproductive organ infection. The most serious consequence is premature rupture of membranes and loss of amniotic fluid, which will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus and may also cause miscarriage. What to do if you have cervical erosion during pregnancy?

Cervical erosion is a common disease caused by increased hormone levels during pregnancy. Generally, treatment is not recommended if the symptoms are not serious. You can wait until after giving birth to receive symptomatic treatment. Some pregnant women have third-degree cervical erosion, which is so severe that bleeding occurs. They need to go to the hospital for vaginal dilation to identify the bleeding lesions. Treatment can be carried out from both systemic and local aspects, mainly focusing on stopping bleeding and controlling infection. At the same time, progesterone or some Chinese medicine can also be used to maintain pregnancy under the guidance of a doctor. As long as the bleeding stops in time, the pregnancy can still progress normally.