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A member asked:
How soon after cervical cautery can my husband and i ttc? it's to treat an erosion. and will the procedure affect my fertility? already have 1 child
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Await menses: Can start to try soon after your next menses. I guess your cervical erosion was symptomatic, and hence cautery was done. Hopefully, your fertility will not be affected
Answered 7/19/2017
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