What are the causes of cervical erosion? How to treat cervical erosion in women?

What are the causes of cervical erosion in women?

1. Problems with sexual life

Unhygienic sexual life of couples is one of the main causes of cervical erosion. One party having multiple sexual partners, too intense sexual life, sexual life during menstruation, etc. are all likely to cause cervical erosion. Therefore, these causes should not be neglected in normal times. We must pay attention to them and give them enough attention.

2. Multiple artificial abortions

If a pregnant woman has repeated artificial abortions, it will cause varying degrees of damage to the cervix, which will provide an opportunity for bacteria to invade and lead to cervical inflammation. Because the local secretions will increase under the stimulation of inflammation, the cervix will be immersed in the secretions for a long time, which can easily lead to cervical erosion.

3. Menstruation lasts too long

Menstruation that lasts too long can easily cause cervical erosion. Menstrual cycles that are too short or too long will increase the risk of cervical erosion. Therefore, women can reduce the occurrence of cervical erosion by extending or shortening their menstrual periods.

4. Over-cleaning

Some female friends are too particular about personal hygiene, but they do not know enough about some common sense. They often use some highly concentrated disinfectants to clean the vagina, but the result is counterproductive. This is because if this is not conducive to the growth of normal vaginal flora, the effect of inhibiting bacteria will be greatly reduced, and it will cause varying degrees of damage to the cervical epithelium, even to the extent of erosion.

Treatment of cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is not a disease, but a normal physiological phenomenon, so no treatment is needed. From various traditional Chinese medicine treatments, acupuncture, fire ironing therapy, electrocautery, freezing, high-frequency electric knife, to ultrasound, electroresection, microwave, laser, and now the most advanced LEEp knife, the medical community has an endless stream of treatments for cervical erosion, which is a typical means of overtreatment.

Compared with the over-treatment of cervical erosion, symptomatic cervicitis needs to be treated. The specific treatment method needs to be determined by different hospitals, but in general, acute inflammation can be treated with suppositories, and chronic inflammation can be treated with physical treatments such as laser or freezing.