Can cervicitis give birth to a child

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I remember 13 years ago, I found out that I had been suffering from chronic cervicitis for 3 years, and it often recurred. Once it recurred, I had stomachache, low back acid, frequent fecal secretion, and lower body weakness. Last year, inflammation caused pathological cysts, pelvic effusion. Can cervicitis give birth to children? Do you know? Today, let me share with you that cervicitis can give birth to children.

Can cervicitis give birth to a child

First: cervicitis due to mild inflammation, generally will not affect pregnancy. However, moderate and severe cervicitis, especially in severe cases, has severe inflammatory changes. Leucorrhea is often purulent and very viscous. Inflammatory leucorrhea will inhibit or kill sperm, viscous cervical mucus, will prohibit sperm through the cervical tube. So, it can affect pregnancy. When the inflammation disperses along the uterosacral ligament to the pelvic cavity, involving the fallopian tube, it can also cause the inflammatory adhesion of fallopian tube, affect the fertilization process, and also cause infertility. Therefore, the more serious patients with cervical erosion, even women who have not given birth, also need timely treatment, which is not only related to the long-term serious inflammatory stimulation may lead to cervical cancer, but also related to whether the patient can conceive smoothly.

Second: severe cervicitis can cause infertility, so we must actively treat, after cure or fertility. In the diet, pay attention to keep light, eat more fruits and vegetables and light food. Such as spinach, cucumber, wax gourd, mushrooms, lean meat, chicken, eggs, quail eggs, grass carp, soft shelled turtle, white fish, cabbage, asparagus, celery, tofu and so on, do not eat spicy food.

Third: mild cervicitis does not affect pregnancy, but moderate and severe erosion can affect pregnancy. It's difficult to conceive. The main reasons are as follows: 1. The exudate of cervix is increased and mixed with a large number of white blood cells and pathogenic bacteria, which destroys the normal physiological environment of female reproductive tract, limits the motility of sperm and shortens the survival time.

matters needing attention

Active treatment of acute cervicitis; regular gynecological examination (once a year); avoid delivery or injury to the cervix with instruments; postpartum cervical laceration should be timely sutured, which is also the method to prevent acute cervicitis.