Can I get cervical erosion even if I don't have sex? What should I do if I have cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion can also occur without sexual life. Cervical erosion is a common disease among women, usually occurring in married women. However, in recent years, cervical erosion is not uncommon among unmarried women. Some women who do not have sexual life also have cervical erosion. So, cervical erosion is caused by sexual life. Why do women who do not have sexual life also have cervical erosion?

Women who do not have sex can also suffer from cervical erosion. Because of the barrier of the hymen, it is difficult for bacteria to invade unmarried women, so cervical erosion rarely occurs, but the possibility of the disease cannot be ruled out. Cervical erosion can be divided into congenital erosion and acquired erosion. Clinically proven, even if unmarried women are infected with bacteria, the probability of suffering from cervical erosion is very low. If unmarried women have increased leucorrhea or changes in color, they should go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause. Clinically, about 10%-15% of unmarried women suffer from congenital cervical erosion, so unmarried women need to pay attention to personal hygiene and menstrual hygiene.

Women who do not pay attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse may easily suffer from cervical erosion

Married women are prone to cervical erosion, mainly because the vagina is relatively "open" after sex, giving bacteria a chance. But generally speaking, normal and hygienic sex life will not cause any harm to women, because normal semen has a certain bactericidal and disinfecting effect, and the female vagina also has a self-cleaning and self-cleaning effect. However, if you do not pay attention to cleanliness during sex, bacteria invade the vagina, which will increase the possibility of women suffering from inflammation of the reproductive organs.