How to effectively treat female cervical erosion? It is recommended to treat female cervical erosion in this way

Cervical erosion is actually a common gynecological inflammation. For women, this problem must not be ignored. If it is not treated and controlled in time, it will cause greater harm and have a very serious impact on women's reproductive health, especially severe cervical erosion, which may even directly threaten women's fertility. Let's take a look at the causes of cervical erosion in women.

Cervical erosion in women is caused by childbirth, miscarriage, infection during the postpartum period, or surgical operation or mechanical stimulation such as sexual intercourse that damages the cervix, and pathogens invade and cause infection. After suffering from cervical erosion, leucorrhea will increase and become sticky, and occasionally purulent or bloody leucorrhea may also appear. Backache, abdominal pain, and a heavy feeling in the lower abdomen are also often accompanied. Sexual intercourse may also cause contact bleeding, and the appearance of odor is also very likely.

When suffering from mild cervical erosion, patients generally have no obvious symptoms, and may only have a slight increase in vaginal discharge, which is often easily overlooked. Cervical erosion in many patients is discovered during a general survey or when they visit the doctor for other gynecological diseases. The most obvious symptom of patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion is an increase in vaginal discharge, which is yellow and sticky, or blood in the vaginal discharge. A few patients may bleed after sexual intercourse. Inflammatory vaginal discharge can cause vulvar pruritus if it stimulates the vulva for a long time.

I hope that female friends can pay more attention to the knowledge of these common sense, because only when we understand these common sense, can we remind ourselves in life to focus on prevention to avoid this disease and the impact and threats it produces. Once this disease is discovered, we must follow the doctor's advice and actively treat it.