How long does it take to give birth after cervical mucus

Many people may not be so clear about the condition of cervical adhesion, and may even feel that they will not have any symptoms, so they will not pay attention to it. In fact, if you have cervical adhesion, you cannot ignore it. You still need to get relevant treatment so that the adhesion in your body will not become more and more serious. After all, this is caused by estrogen deficiency.

1. Too little cervical mucus secretion

If the amount of cervical mucus during ovulation is <0.03ml, it can be diagnosed as hyposecretion. When the cervix is ​​underdeveloped, it is often accompanied by underdeveloped cervical glands, leading to poor normal secretory function. It may also be due to acquired injuries such as cervical cone resection, which destroy a large number of cervical glands, causing the cervical mucus to be secreted in small amounts and very viscous during ovulation. There are also some patients who cannot be diagnosed with the above-mentioned congenital or acquired factors, but have poor cervical mucus secretion, which most scholars believe is caused by estrogen receptor deficiency.

2. Excessive cervical mucus secretion

If the amount of cervical mucus measured once during the ovulation period is ≥0.71ml, or the amount of colorless and transparent cervical mucus is >0.41ml for more than 3 consecutive days, it means excessive mucus secretion. The main reasons are: chronic cervicitis, high estrogen levels, polycystic ovary syndrome, etc.

3. Presence of anti-sperm antibodies

It has been found both at home and abroad that when antibodies exist on the surface of cervical mucus or sperm, they lose the ability to penetrate cervical mucus and move, and instead exhibit oscillation locally. In recent years, research on anti-sperm antibodies has found that when the wife's serum antibody is positive, the positive rate in cervical mucus is higher, and when the serum is negative, positive results can also be detected in cervical mucus. Therefore, it is believed that the local cervix can also be stimulated by sperm antigens to produce antibodies.

1. The cervical canal is damaged: Damage to the cervical canal is one of the important reasons leading to abnormal cervical mucus and infertility. Generally, if female friends undergo partial cervical resection, curettage and other surgeries, it will cause damage to the cervical canal, thereby causing abnormal cervical mucus and infertility.

2. Cervical inflammation: Cervical inflammation is one of the most common causes of abnormal cervical mucus in women. If the cervix is ​​infected by pathogens, the epithelial cells of the cervix will lose their response to estrogen, leading to cervical mucus secretion disorders, and then leading to the occurrence of abnormal cervical mucus and infertility.

3. Improper use of anti-estrogen drugs: The use of anti-estrogen drugs in daily life by female friends can also lead to abnormal cervical mucus and infertility. For example, the use of clomiphene citrate to promote ovulation can have a great impact on cervical mucus.