Does second degree cervical erosion affect pregnancy

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For some common sense of cervical erosion, do you know? For example, the etiology, symptoms, treatment and so on of cervical erosion, these are the common sense of cervical erosion that we women need to understand. For the second degree of cervical erosion affect pregnancy, the following I tell you.

Does second degree cervical erosion affect pregnancy

First of all: if cervical erosion is second degree, it can be pregnant temporarily. If the situation is more serious, it needs to be treated before pregnancy. If the patients with cervical erosion do not appear contact bleeding, abnormal leucorrhea, pathological changes and other phenomena, they are pregnant, but the patients with cervical erosion are not conducive to the survival and penetration of sperm, so it is very difficult to get pregnant. It is recommended to get pregnant after treatment .

Secondly: if women suffer from cervical erosion, it's better not to have children for the time being. Patients with cervical erosion can use drugs to treat cervical erosion. Patients use some drugs, dip them with cotton swabs and smear the affected area. After repeated use and persistent use for a period of time, they can effectively relieve the symptoms of patients, but sometimes the treatment effect is not very obvious for patients with large erosion area .

Finally: cervical erosion can also be treated by surgery, that is, through clinical surgery will be the erosion of the patient's face or the affected part of the resection, although the surgical treatment is very effective, treatment time is very fast, but surgical treatment has a certain risk, sometimes improper treatment will cause new harm.

matters needing attention

If women's menstruation is irregular for a long time, it will also lead to the phenomenon of cervical erosion. Therefore, for those who have a short menstrual cycle and a long menstrual period, they need active diagnosis and treatment. Adjusting the menstrual cycle and shortening the menstrual time can reduce the incidence of cervical erosion.