How is cervical erosion caused?

How does third degree cervical erosion occur?

Third degree cervical erosion is the most serious degree of cervical erosion, and the erosion area exceeds two-thirds of the cervical surface. At this point, the patient's physical condition can be said to be getting worse. The patient will have increased and sticky vaginal discharge, and occasionally purulent and bloody vaginal discharge may appear. Back pain, abdominal pain and heaviness in the lower abdomen are often accompanied. Sexual intercourse may also cause contact bleeding, and odor is also likely to occur.

Three causes of cervical erosion:

Unauthorized medication or delayed treatment. After suffering from cervical erosion, women must go to a professional hospital for regular treatment, otherwise unauthorized medication or delayed treatment will aggravate the condition. Even if you receive treatment later, it will greatly increase the difficulty of treatment and even cause serious consequences of repeated attacks.

Generally speaking, pseudo-erosion does not require special treatment. It is mainly caused by the columnar epithelium covering the external cervical opening during menstruation. If the cervix is ​​examined at this time, it is very similar to true erosion. Even if it is diagnosed as true erosion, whether treatment is needed should be determined based on the specific symptoms and the proportion of the erosion area to the entire cervical area.

Although cervical erosion is very harmful, it can also be prevented early. Because it is caused by inflammatory infection, we should develop good living and hygiene habits. Pay attention to hygiene, change, wash and disinfect underwear every day. When washing underwear, wash it separately from socks and other clothes.