Are cervical erosion and cervical cysts serious?

If during the physical examination, cervical cysts and cervical erosion are found, it is mainly necessary to look at other reports. If there are only cervical erosion and cervical cysts without any symptoms, there is no need to pay too much attention to them. Because these two descriptions are not diseases, they are just physiological phenomena of young people. Whether there are these symptoms or not, regular screening for cervical precancerous lesions should be done, and the secretions should also be looked at. As long as the secretions are normal and there is no inflammation, no treatment is required.

What is the cause of cervical erosion and less leucorrhea?

If there is less vaginal discharge due to cervical erosion, it means there is no inflammation or it is accompanied by mild inflammation. Cervical erosion is a clinical sign, which can have physiological changes or pathological changes. Physiological changes refer to the physiological columnar epithelial displacement of the cervix. Pathological changes include chronic inflammation of the cervix, cervical intraepithelial lesions and cervical cancer. For cervical erosion, cervical cancer screening should be done first, and colposcopy and cervical biopsy should be done if necessary for a clear diagnosis. Then, based on the test results, further treatment plans will be decided.

What are the characteristics of leucorrhea with mild cervical erosion?

Mild cervical erosion refers to the degree of cervical erosion, which is about 1 degree. In fact, modern medicine believes that cervical erosion is no longer a disease. It is the columnar epithelial cells in the endocervical canal growing on the cervix. Generally speaking, there is no leucorrhea in cervical erosion. Unless there is inflammation of the cervix or inflammation of leucorrhea, there will be an increase in leucorrhea. If there is mold, the leucorrhea may be like tofu dregs. If there is acute cervicitis, there will be purulent leucorrhea with a fishy smell.