What are the causes of cervical erosion?

What are the causes of cervical erosion?

Generally speaking, the cause of uterine erosion in women is that the hormone level in the female body is too high, which leads to erosion of the external cervical opening; the second is estrogen deficiency, which leads to mutation; it may be cervical injury; inflammation may cause tissue erosion.

Generally speaking, there are many reasons for the adverse symptoms of cervical erosion in women, usually including the following:

1. Hormones are too high

High hormone levels or adverse factors in the body affect the outward migration of the columnar epithelium of the cervical canal and inflammatory damage, making the cervical outlet appear red, granular or eroded;

2. Lack of estrogen

When the estrogen level decreases, the columnar epithelium can be restored and repaired, and the original columnar epithelium can turn into squamous epithelium. This can happen repeatedly during the epithelial repair process. Repeated stimulation of cells can increase activity and mutation, and also present a state of cervical erosion.

3. Cervical injury

Injury to the cervix during childbirth, abortion or surgery can also cause cervical erosion. Injury to the cervix due to poor sexual behavior or hygiene habits can also easily lead to pathogens invading the cervix, causing infection and inflammation.

4. Inflammation

When the squamous epithelium on the outer surface of the cervix loses its epithelial covering from the columnar epithelium of the cervix due to inflammation, erosions may also occur in this area of ​​tissue.