Teach you how to prevent cervical erosion. Two causative factors of cervical erosion.

Gynecologists say that cervical erosion is a preventable and curable disease. So, let's introduce the prevention and health care of cervical erosion to women.

Preventive measure 1: If cervical laceration is found after delivery, it should be sutured promptly.

Preventive measure 2: Regular gynecological examinations to detect cervical inflammation in time and treat it in time.

Preventive measure three: Appropriately control sexual life, resolutely put an end to extramarital sex and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

Preventive measure 4: Those with short menstrual cycles or prolonged menstrual periods should be actively treated.

Preventive measure 5: Pay attention to whether the leucorrhea is normal. If you find that the leucorrhea increases or is abnormal, you should seek medical attention in time and do relevant examinations to ensure early detection and early treatment.

Preventive measure six: Effectively take the following measures: if you have a fart, hold it in to avoid damaging your heart; if you don’t have a fart, force it out to exercise; I am about to fart, everyone pay attention, and when you hear the fart, everyone applaud! Contraceptive measures can be taken to reduce the number of induced abortions to reduce the chance of artificial trauma and bacterial infection.

There are two main reasons why women suffer from severe cervical erosion, as described below:

First, the female reproductive system fully matures at around the age of 24 to 26, but many women now have sexual life too early.

Second, if women change their sexual partners frequently, their bodies will be exposed to multiple "antigen" stimulations, causing immune system disorders.

Most female cervical erosions are caused by male sexual partners:

First, multiple miscarriages and mycoplasma and chlamydia infections are traditionally considered the "number one killer" of cervical erosion in women. From a clinical perspective, the more direct cause of the "number one killer" is men.

Second, if men do not clean their reproductive systems thoroughly, they can easily bring bacteria into women's bodies, thereby harming women. "About 20% to 30% of normal women have chlamydia in their bodies, but it will not cause infection. Once men bring the bacteria in, it can easily cause illness in women."

Cervical erosion is a common disease. Clinical statistics show that the incidence of this disease is getting younger and younger. Patients aged 17 to 23 account for about 78.8%, and the incidence of cervical erosion is as high as 90%. Therefore, young female friends must pay attention to it.