How to know if cervical erosion recurs?

How to know if cervical erosion recurs?

Cervical erosion clinically refers to cervical columnar epithelial ectopia. Generally, clinical symptoms, cervical exfoliated cytology examination, cervical secretion detection and other methods can be used to know whether cervical columnar epithelial ectopia has recurred. The details are as follows:

1. Clinical symptoms: Cervical epithelial ectopy is a physiological change that can be affected by the level of estrogen in the body. If the cervix is ​​infected or otherwise stimulated, it will induce an inflammatory response. Under the continuous stimulation of inflammation, symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, abnormal leucorrhea, and repeated lower abdominal pain will appear. Clinical symptoms can be used to determine whether cervical epithelial ectopy has recurred.

2. Cervical exfoliated cytology examination: Cervical exfoliated cytology examination generally uses cervical exfoliated cells as samples for detailed examination. It can observe exfoliated cells and various pathogens, and provide corresponding basis for the diagnosis of cervical column epithelial ectopia.

3. Cervical secretion test: Cervical secretion test is also required under the guidance of a doctor. Through this method, we can understand whether there are pathogens in the cervical secretions. The operation is relatively simple, and it can also understand the recurrence of cervical columnar epithelium ectopia, providing corresponding basis for further treatment of the disease.

In addition to the common methods mentioned above, the specific situation can also be understood through methods such as human papillomavirus testing. If there are obvious symptoms of discomfort after diagnosis, you should go to the hospital gynecology department for treatment in time.