Does uterine erosion affect fertility?

Cervical erosion is a common disease and has a great impact on women's reproductive health. However, it should be noted that although cervical erosion looks very similar to erosion, it is not true erosion. Therefore, there is no need to be too nervous after suffering from this disease. As long as you actively check and treat it, you can recover. People with cervical erosion should pay attention to their diet, especially avoid smoking, drinking, and eating spicy food. Here is how cervical erosion affects reproductive function.

Cervical erosion refers to the inflammatory reaction in which the cervical epithelium falls off and exposes the subcutaneous tissue, or the cervical epithelium grows outward and covers the original squamous epithelium. It looks like ulceration, hence the name erosion. If not treated in time, it may affect pregnancy. When cervical erosion occurs, especially moderate or severe cervical erosion, cervical secretions will increase significantly, become thick in texture, and contain a large number of white blood cells. This will have an adverse effect on sperm motility, hinder sperm from entering the uterine cavity, and affect conception.

Cervical erosion brings a lot of harm to women's health, and may also become a hidden danger to women's future happiness. Many women fail to discover the disease in time after suffering from cervical erosion, which leads to the development of severe cervical erosion and brings pain to themselves. Many patients with cervical erosion are also worried that cervical erosion will affect their future reproductive function. Cervical erosion brings great harm to the vast number of female friends. Cervical erosion is divided into mild, moderate and severe cervical erosion. When female friends suffer from mild cervical erosion, there are often no clinical symptoms. Some patients may experience increased vaginal discharge, which may be milky white mucus or yellow pus. Sometimes there may be bloody vaginal discharge or cervical contact bleeding, which generally does not affect fertility.

Patients with cervical erosion should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. It is best to clean the vulva with clean water every night and undergo regular gynecological examinations. If cervicitis is found, active treatment should be given. Women with cervical erosion must take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse to prevent unwanted pregnancy and avoid artificial abortion, thereby reducing the chance of infection.