Severe cervical erosion is still a common condition in women, and in recent years, this disease has shown a trend towards younger generations. Many women who have not given birth are worried that suffering from severe cervical erosion will harm their fertility. Can severe cervical erosion lead to pregnancy?
Severe cervical erosion cannot lead to pregnancy, as inflammation in the cervix can cause a decrease in sperm motility; The viscous secretions caused by diseases may hinder the smooth passage of sperm through the uterine cavity, leading to difficulty in conceiving. It is best for patients with severe cervical erosion not to get pregnant, as sexual activity can further worsen the condition. It is recommended that patients get pregnant after curing the disease.
With the development of science and technology, there are various methods for treating severe cervical erosion, generally including surgical or physical therapy. After undergoing these treatment methods, patients' clinical symptoms will significantly alleviate and their condition will gradually recover.
The symptoms of severe cervical erosion include increased vaginal discharge, yellowish color, viscous texture, and foul odor. Long term stimulation of the external genitalia can also cause itching. Some patients with severe cervical erosion may have white discharge with blood streaks, and sometimes experience contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency. This condition usually occurs in married women.
