What causes cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion in young people is a physiological phenomenon because the estrogen level in young people is relatively high. Some people will have physiological eversion of the columnar epithelium in the cervical canal due to high levels of estrogen, which manifests as bright red erosion. However, this is just a state. A phenomenon does not belong to a disease. As the estrogen level decreases in the future, it will gradually retract into the cervical canal, which is only related to endocrine. Just do cervical cancer screening regularly.

Will cervical erosion cause itching?

Cervical erosion in long-term inflammation. Under the stimulation of long-term inflammation, the secretions of inflammation will flow into the vagina and then stimulate the vulva, causing discomfort or even itching of the vulva. However, not all women with cervical erosion will have symptoms of vulvar itching. Only abnormal erosion is more likely to cause vulvar itching. To be precise, cervical erosion is related to vulvar itching to a certain extent. Some do have symptoms of vulvar itching. But this does not mean that vulvar itching is caused by cervical erosion. Attention should also be paid to the treatment of other inflammations. Vulvar itching should not be scratched, but medical treatment should be sought as soon as possible. If diagnosed with cervical erosion, medication should be used to relieve the itching symptoms as soon as possible. Specific medication and treatment should be subject to face-to-face guidance of the doctor.

How to check cervical erosion?

The only way to check for cervical erosion is to directly expose the cervix through a vaginal speculum and observe it with the naked eye, but the check is meaningless. Because there is no need to pay attention to whether there is cervical erosion, it is not a disease, so the check can see the condition of the secretions. If necessary, a bacteriological examination of the secretions should be done to see if there are cervical polyps, but cervical cancer screening should also be done regularly, but simple cervical erosion is not a disease and is meaningless.