Can I have induced labor if I have cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a disease that confuses many female friends. Basically, eight out of ten people will be diagnosed with cervical erosion, which causes serious impact on many female friends. Because some patients do not understand cervical erosion, they go to some unreliable hospitals for induced abortion, which makes their condition worse. So, can patients with cervical erosion undergo induced abortion? Let's discuss this below.

There are many harms of cervical erosion. For example, due to the patient's excessive secretion, the sperm cannot pass through completely, which affects the activity range of sperm and may even kill sperm, causing infertility. Some patients are diagnosed with cervical erosion, but if they do not receive timely treatment, they may develop cervical cancer in the late stage. In addition, pregnant women with cervical erosion will significantly aggravate cervical erosion due to the continuous increase in estrogen and estrogen levels in the body, which will cause vaginal bleeding. If they are not treated in time, miscarriage may occur.

Whether induced abortion is possible for patients with cervical erosion depends on the severity of the inflammation. If the inflammation is relatively mild, induced abortion can be performed, but the prerequisite is that the vagina must be cleaned; if the inflammation is moderate to severe, treatment must be received first, and then induced abortion should be performed to prevent bacteria from invading the uterine cavity during the induced abortion, causing the already damaged uterine cavity to be infected again and aggravating the condition. Therefore, if the patient has moderate to severe erosion, he must receive treatment in order to inhibit the invasion of bacteria.

To prevent cervical erosion, first of all, patients should have regular gynecological examinations to ensure their own health, especially when any abnormalities are found in the body, they can receive timely treatment; at the same time, patients should not have frequent sexual intercourse, especially immature women; secondly, they should use good contraceptive methods to prevent unwanted pregnancy and abortion, so as to reduce damage to the cervix; at the same time, patients should pay attention to hygiene during the menstrual period.

In general, patients with cervical erosion who want to undergo induced abortion must first check whether the inflammation is moderate to severe. If it is moderate to severe, induced abortion cannot be performed, because without treatment, bacteria will invade the uterine cavity and make the condition more serious; but if it is mild, induced abortion can be performed after the cleaning work is done well; therefore, patients must be checked carefully when undergoing induced abortion to avoid aggravating the condition.