Severe cervical erosion will turn into cancer in a few years. Will cervical erosion cause cancer?

Severe cervical erosion does not cause cancer. Cancer is usually caused by viral infection. Cervical erosion is actually a normal physiological phenomenon that occurs when women grow and develop to a certain age. It is also a manifestation of physical aging. It is possible to become cancerous only when infected with TCT or HPV virus. The time of canceration should be determined according to physical constitution.

Severe cervical erosion is a symptom that will definitely appear at a certain age. Many women are worried that severe cervical erosion will eventually develop into cervical cancer. Most women do not know what cervical erosion is, nor do they know whether there is a connection between cervical erosion and cervical cancer. Therefore, many women with severe cervical erosion are overly worried about getting cancer. So how many years does it take for severe cervical erosion to turn into cancer?

1. How many years does severe cervical erosion turn into cancer?

Cervical erosion is not actually a disease, it is just a normal physiological phenomenon, and this physiological phenomenon will not cause cervical cancer. Most cervical cancers are caused by viral infections, so whether severe cervical erosion will turn into cancer depends mainly on whether there is a viral infection. Patients with severe cervical erosion need to go to the hospital regularly for precancerous lesions screening and check TCT and HPV. These two viruses are high-risk viruses that cause cervical cancer. Once infected, they may rapidly turn into cancer within a few years, but the specific time cannot be judged because everyone's physical constitution is different. Even if some people are infected with the virus, their bodies can kill it by themselves, so it will not turn into cancer.

2. Symptoms of severe cervical erosion

1. Lower abdominal pain

Severe cervical erosion will not cause symptoms when it is not inflamed, but if it is inflamed, the patient will have obvious lower abdominal pain. This lower abdominal pain is persistent, accompanied by obvious lower abdominal distension, and the patient will have more obvious dysmenorrhea symptoms during menstruation.

2. Abnormal leucorrhea

Severe cervical erosion can also cause abnormal vaginal discharge. The patient's vaginal discharge will begin to turn yellow and have an odor. The vaginal discharge will be purulent and have a high viscosity. Some patients will also have increased vaginal discharge, and even if they insist on washing the vulva every day, this odor of vaginal discharge is difficult to eliminate.

3. Vaginal bleeding

The patient will also experience vaginal bleeding, but this type of vaginal bleeding is generally mild and not particularly noticeable. Vaginal bleeding often occurs after sexual intercourse. Excessive fatigue can also cause vaginal bleeding. This type of vaginal bleeding symptom generally does not require special treatment. It is a common symptom of cervical erosion. As long as there is no inflammation, it will not affect the body.