In the usual inflammatory state, the cervix has obvious changes such as hypertrophy and cysts, and inflammation can also cause ulceration of the lining and epithelial tissue
Defects, accompanied by viscous secretions.
The cervix is very susceptible to infection with bacteria and viruses, including HPV viruses in this state of inflammation. Therefore, on this issue, cervical inflammation may bring difficulties to pregnancy to a certain extent.
Cervicitis and HPV are a pair of difficult brothers. We know that HPV infection is transient and persistent. In the case of cervical inflammation, high-risk viruses do not easily clear themselves. They will interact with each other, and the cervical state will not be very good. Secretions are also easy to increase, redness, swelling, hypertrophy in the acute stage, etc. In these cases, causing abnormal cervical morphology and increasing secretions caused by the inability of sperm to pass, is one of the real culprits of infertility, and HPV virus can only be regarded as its accomplice.
After infection, due to the influence of multiple adverse factors such as local immunity and increased secretions, the probability of automatic clearance of HPV virus will also become lower. This persistent state of infection, which is not easy to clear, greatly increases the chance of cervical lesions and cancer.
Why is it recommended that women with sex check HPV and TCT?
On the one hand, it is to prevent cervical cancer. HpV infection or cervical lesions are detected in advance and intervention is carried out as early as possible. On the other hand, because women's vaginas, cervix, and other parts of the body are inside the body, it is difficult to find abnormalities without gynecological examinations.
There are many patients who usually do not have the habit of physical examination, and many women are because of the pregnancy physical examination, the detection of HPV and TCT only finds cervical lesions. Then at this time, for those who have put pregnancy on the agenda, this plan needs to be temporarily shelved, and the health of the cervix needs to be paid attention to first.
Because there are no data to suggest that HPV infection can cause intellectual and deformed problems in children, patients with simple viral infections do not need to worry too much about this.
But if an infection is found during pregnancy, and there are problems with the cervix, and there are lesions, is it necessary to insist on pregnancy and insist on supporting the various conditions that may occur during pregnancy?
At this time, it is necessary to follow the requirements of the obstetrics and gynecology department to have regular pregnancy tests and follow the doctor's instructions. Because the entire ovarian uterus will change during pregnancy, with the change of estrogen, the cervix may also have an impact, and the development of the disease is good or bad, and it needs to be monitored and tested at any time according to the regulations. The mode of production depends on the situation, of course, the postpartum period does not affect natural breastfeeding.
On the other hand, although cervical genital warts do not necessarily cause cervical cancer. But if the genital warts are further enlarged and densely covered with cervical openings, it is undoubtedly a closed door for women who want to become pregnant.
For genital warts caused by high-risk HPV infection, pay attention to whether lesions will occur in the cervix. There are currently no data to suggest that the HPV virus causes infertility. However, there are also cases of young women who have stopped having fetal abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy while infected with HPV, which deserves our attention.
Therefore, if it is not a woman with particularly urgent fertility requirements, it is recommended that all pregnancy preparation physical examinations are no problem before preparing for pregnancy. If there is no problem with a simple viral infection, there is no problem with the cervix. It is possible to prepare for pregnancy and have a baby. Including pregnancy, no lesions in the cervix, just infection with the HPV virus, are allowed to continue pregnancy.