Cervical dysplasia is a pathological change in the structure of the cervical epithelium cells. In severe form, this disease is considered a precancerous condition. And his insidiousness lies in the fact that it does not manifest itself clinically. It can be detected only with gynecological examination.
Causes of dysplasia
Until the end, the causes and mechanism of the onset of the disease have not been studied, but there are factors that can influence its development. Among them - sexual infections, hormonal disorders, early childbirth and abortions.
In this case, several stages of the disease are distinguished: mild, moderate and severe. The diagnosis is based on the results of colposcopy. If suspected of dysplasia, a cytological examination is recommended.
Pregnancy after cervical dysplasia
When asked whether cervical dysplasia is dangerous, the answer depends on the degree of neglect of the process. Sometimes you have to resort to removing part of the cervix. But even in such a serious case a woman can become pregnant and normally bear a child. Of course, it is better not to bring this up, to visit the gynecologist on a regular basis and to treat it timely in case of dysplasia of the cervix of the 1st degree .
During pregnancy, dysplasia is usually not treated, but often the condition worsens during pregnancy. In this regard, it is advisable to conduct a survey at the planning stage of pregnancy, in order to avoid serious consequences of cervical dysplasia.
Treatment consists in the application of a set of measures. Among the surgical measures can be identified electrocoagulation, laser treatment, cryodestruction and cold-knife conization. The latter method is performed in a serious condition.
Cervical dysplasia and pregnancy in principle are not mutually exclusive concepts, it is better to get rid of the disease first, and then plan a pregnancy .