Cervicitis is a common disease in women, characterized by increased vaginal discharge. Cervicitis is mainly caused by frequent induced abortion surgery or sexual activity in women, which can lead to cervical damage. So, does cervicitis have an impact on pregnancy?
If women suffer from cervicitis, it can have an impact on pregnancy. Because cervicitis can make the mucus in the cervix more viscous, causing changes in pH and a large number of white blood cells. When sperm pass through the cervix, they are damaged by uterine inflammation, resulting in a decrease in sperm vitality. The viscous secretion makes it difficult for sperm to pass through, and it also consumes a lot of energy, shortening their lifespan.
Women who want to conceive must first treat cervicitis, as the inflammatory environment can cause a decrease in sperm motility, leading to the loss of sperm vitality. So women must actively treat cervicitis, go to the gynecology department of the hospital for treatment in a timely manner, and take correct measures according to the doctor's guidance in order to avoid the aggravation of inflammation and harm to health.
Women with cervical cancer should not use medication indiscriminately. If medication is used indiscriminately, it can cause pathogens to develop drug resistance, exacerbating the condition of cervicitis. If a woman suffers from cervicitis after pregnancy, it is easy to cause symptoms of miscarriage. If there is nothing wrong with examining the fetus, it proves that the inflammation is not severe, but it must be treated with caution.
