Can pregnant women with cervicitis give birth naturally?

Pregnant women can choose between cesarean section and natural birth when giving birth. They must make the choice based on their physical condition. If a pregnant woman suffers from cervicitis, she should try to avoid natural birth because natural birth can cause certain damage to the female uterus and will have an adverse effect on the development of the fetus. However, there are certain risks in cesarean section. During the process of giving birth, you must always pay attention to whether the various functions of your body are normal.

Because the cervix is ​​hard and has poor elasticity, the cervix is ​​not easy to open during delivery, which can easily lead to cervical laceration and heavy bleeding later. Therefore, if the cervix is ​​hard, natural delivery is generally not recommended unless there are special circumstances. If you must have a natural birth, you must go to a good hospital for it. If special circumstances arise, risks can be avoided if the doctor is highly skilled. Therefore, if the cervix is ​​hard, natural birth is generally not recommended as it is risky.

Generally speaking, mild cervicitis does not have a serious impact on the development of the embryo in the late pregnancy. As long as relevant daily care measures are taken, the risks can be effectively avoided. However, since pregnant mothers will secrete a large amount of progesterone, these progesterone may aggravate cervicitis. Once the condition of cervicitis worsens, the fetus in the womb may be infected by related pathogens, which will prevent the fetus from developing normally and healthily, and may lead to unexpected situations such as premature birth and miscarriage.

In addition, the impact of cervicitis on the fetus may also occur during the delivery period. During the expected delivery period, due to the worsening of the patient's cervicitis, it may cause the expectant mother to experience extremely dangerous prenatal bleeding. In addition, cervicitis may also cause changes in the female cervical tissue, reduce the elasticity of the female cervix, lead to an unsmooth delivery process, and thus put the fetus at risk of suffocation, death, etc.

Cervicitis during pregnancy is different from general cervicitis because while treating it, you have to consider whether it will harm the baby's health. Therefore, you cannot take medication privately, and you cannot use medication indiscriminately after a confirmed diagnosis. You must seek professional judgment from a doctor and undergo regular check-ups based on the doctor's advice. Do not use electrocautery, freezing, laser or other methods to treat cervicitis. Because this will cause scarring of the cervix, making it very hard and difficult to dilate during delivery, or it may easily cause cervical lacerations, doctors generally recommend treatment after delivery. In addition, you need to pay attention to the hygiene of your personal genitals, try to reduce the frequency of sexual life, and pay special attention to keeping your diet light to avoid aggravating inflammation due to stimulation.