Is female cervical erosion related to cervical cancer? What harm does female cervical cancer cause?

Many women have misunderstandings about the relationship between cervical erosion and cervical cancer, thinking that cervical erosion can cause cervical cancer, and therefore feel very afraid of cervical erosion, but in fact there is no necessary connection between the two. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy. The peak age of carcinoma in situ is 30 to 35 years old, and the peak age of invasive cancer is 45 to 55 years old. In recent years, the incidence has tended to be younger. Globally, more than 200,000 women die from cervical cancer each year. Cervical erosion is a description of a phenomenon and a diagnosis of a disease. General inflammation can cause erosion, and precancerous lesions can also cause erosion.

The dangers of cervical cancer

1. Cause serious damage to the uterus

The function of the uterus is to provide an environment for the fertilized egg to develop and grow, but during the treatment of cervical cancer, due to various reasons, sometimes the uterus has to be removed in order to save life. On the other hand, this ruthlessly deprives women of their rights as mothers, making the majority of female friends feel extremely uncomfortable and even fall into despair.

2. Impact on normal sexual life

The uterus is located in the female abdomen and is a hollow organ between the bladder and the rectum. The cervix is ​​a narrow part located in the lower half of the uterus. The opening of the cervix leads to the female vagina. Cervical cancer can directly affect the normal physiological life of women, resulting in inharmonious sex between husband and wife.

3. Cause infertility

The main reason why people associate cervical cancer with infertility is that the "bacteria-laden" leucorrhea and alkaline environment in the vagina caused by cervicitis are not conducive to the survival and movement of sperm. Cervicitis is also a cause of miscarriage. Cervicitis causes tissue changes and reduced elasticity, which can cause labor to be unsuccessful; severe cervicitis can also affect sexual life. It is worth reminding that long-term untreated or uncured cervicitis is considered a factor in the development of cervical cancer.

4. Irregular vaginal bleeding

Some women have been in menopause for many years, but suddenly they have their periods again for no reason. The amount of bleeding is often not much, and it is not accompanied by abdominal pain, back pain and other symptoms, so it is very easy to be ignored.