Will a cyst on the cervix affect pregnancy?

If a woman does not pay attention to hygiene and does not keep the cervix clean, or has frequent miscarriages, cysts may form at the cervix. Female patients should not take it lightly. If the cervical cyst is severe, it may affect their normal life in the future and may also cause infertility. However, does a cyst on the cervix really affect pregnancy?

If cervical cysts are not treated in time, they may cause women to become infected with other inflammations and may also affect their pregnancy. Generally, cervical cysts that are not very serious will not have a big impact on women's pregnancy. However, if the cervical cysts are more serious, the cysts may block the cervical opening, which may affect the entry of sperm into the uterine cavity, which may affect the probability of women's pregnancy. Cervical cysts may also secrete a large amount of sticky leucorrhea, which is not conducive to sperm penetration and may affect pregnancy. At the same time, leucorrhea contains a large number of white blood cells, which may affect the survival rate or activity of sperm.

Cervical cyst is a common manifestation of chronic cervicitis and often exists alone. Of course, it can also be combined with other diseases such as cervical erosion and cervical hypertrophy. After the occurrence of cervical cyst, sticky secretions and contact bleeding will appear.

When suffering from cervical cysts, due to the presence of vesicles of different sizes, these vesicles can easily block the cervical opening, directly affecting the smooth passage of sperm and leading to infertility. The sticky secretions can also hinder the passage of sperm, and white blood cells will phagocytize sperm. Therefore, cervical cysts can affect pregnancy. Consider having a baby after using Chinese medicine for conditioning.

If female patients do not pay attention to cervical cysts and do not take measures to treat them, the condition will become more serious over time and may indirectly affect women's pregnancy. In fact, if the cervical cyst is not serious, it will not hinder pregnancy at all. I just hope that female patients can pay attention to this treatment.