For families in the preparatory stage of pregnancy, it is important to do a good job of pre pregnancy examinations. During this period, both husband and wife need to undergo examinations, which is more secure for eugenics and childbearing. Nowadays, some women find mild cervical mucus during pre pregnancy examinations. So what is the reason for mild cervical mucus during pre pregnancy examinations? Next, let me give you a brief introduction.
What is the reason for cervical mucus examination before pregnancy
When cervical mucus is detected during pregnancy, it is not actually true erosion. It refers to the shedding of squamous epithelial cells at the cervical opening caused by excessive levels of estrogen or egg white like substances in your body, which are replaced by columnar epithelial cells. This newly formed layer of epithelium is very thin, and even blood vessels and red tissue below can be seen, giving it the appearance of erosion, hence it is called "cervical erosion". As long as you stop consuming estrogen or estrogen like substances, you can gradually recover, otherwise it will continue to worsen.
What are the hazards of cervical erosion
1. Cervical erosion can lead to infertility. When cervical inflammation occurs, especially when it evolves into erosion, cervical secretions will significantly increase, with a viscous texture and a large number of white blood cells, which can engulf sperm and reduce their activity, thereby affecting fertility.
2. If cervical erosion is left untreated, it can lead to complications. When suffering from cervical erosion, it can cause inflammation of other organs, which cannot be treated in time and can lead to deeper lesions. Due to long-term stimulation of chronic inflammation, it can cause deeper diseases such as polyps, lacerations, eversion, and cysts.
3. Some can even lead to cervical cancer. Once there is inflammation in the cervix, it opens a window for viral infection, which can easily lead to cancer. Cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and ovarian cancer are collectively referred to as the "three major gynecological cancers".
It is best to wait for the condition to improve before giving birth to a child, as it can have a significant impact on fetal development during pregnancy if not treated in a timely manner. For families preparing for pregnancy, if they want to give birth to a healthy and intelligent baby, pre pregnancy examinations cannot be omitted. At the same time, both men and women should take folic acid during the preparation period to prevent fetal malformations.
