Can chronic cervicitis give birth naturally

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These days I have a fever, waist pain, and leucorrhea a lot of time ago, there is a fishy smell, the color is yellow, I went to the hospital yesterday to do a B-ultrasound examination, the results found that there is an acute cervicitis disease, chronic cervicitis can be spontaneous labor? Are you clear? Now let's talk about whether chronic cervicitis can be delivered naturally.

Can chronic cervicitis give birth naturally

First of all: cervicitis may cause infertility, cervical mucosa in an inflammatory environment for a long time, often lead to mucosal hyperplasia, can grow polyps blocking the cervix, directly affect the smooth passage of sperm, induce female infertility.

Second: if the husband has been diagnosed with cervicitis, there will be a large number of secretions, which contain a large number of white blood cells and pathogenic bacteria, destroying the normal environment of the vagina, leading to acid-base imbalance, and white blood cells will phagocytize sperm, sperm activity is limited, survival time is shortened, thus affecting women's pregnancy.

Finally: the fertility problems caused by cervicitis not only cause infertility, but also cause abortion and dystocia. If there is cervicitis during pregnancy, it will lead to laceration of the cervix, leading to upward disease, inducing more serious diseases. Therefore, it is suggested that the erosion be cured before delivery.

matters needing attention

Repeated abortion or pregnancy, stimulation or damage to the cervix, resulting in cervical epithelial hyperplasia, and then can develop into acute cervicitis. Unmarried women and those who don't pay attention to contraception after marriage still increase the chance of acute cervicitis. Therefore, it is necessary to take contraceptive measures seriously to avoid the damage of multiple childbirth or induced abortion to the cervix. Avoid premature, excessive and frequent childbirth and abortion. Delivery and abortion can cause cervical damage, which provides an opportunity for bacterial invasion. ，