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3 major groups of people who are prone to cervical erosion. What are the symptoms of cervical erosion? Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease in our daily life. Many female friends are troubled by cervical erosion. Do you know what cervical erosion is? What are the symptoms of cervical erosion? Do you know how cervical erosion is caused? Let’s learn about it with the editor below. What is cervical erosion?
Cervical erosion refers to the displacement of the squamous epithelium outside the cervical os and the columnar epithelium inside the cervix at the junction. Cervical erosion caused by hormones is a normal physiological phenomenon.
Because the female cervix is red, it looks like eczema-like erosion, so this phenomenon is called "cervical erosion". In fact, there is no real erosion here, but under the influence of hormones, the squamous epithelium outside the cervical os and the columnar epithelium inside the cervix shift at the junction. Because the columnar epithelium is relatively thin, when the columnar epithelium is exposed more, the blood vessels below will appear red.
How does cervical erosion occur?
1. Multiple miscarriages.
Multiple miscarriages, curettage, cervical dilation and other gynecological surgeries caused by premarital sex can cause cervical injury or inflammation, and eventually lead to cervical erosion.
2. Unclean sex life.
Too many sexual partners. Premarital sex is common among young people today. Having sex too early, changing sexual partners frequently, and having sex too often (more than 4 times a week) are all causes of cervical erosion that cannot be ignored.
3. Menstruation lasts too long.
The squamous epithelium of the cervix becomes inflamed due to long-term stimulation. The menstrual period is prolonged, and the squamous epithelium is immersed in alkaline secretions and menstrual blood, causing long-term stimulation and an inflammatory reaction. Or it may be because of the decrease in estrogen levels, cervical congestion, and downward proliferation of the endocervical epithelium, which leads to cervical erosion.
4. Excessive cleaning.
If you choose inappropriate cleaning products and use a high concentration of disinfectant to clean the vagina, it will not only cause varying degrees of damage to the cervix, but will also affect the normal growth of vaginal flora, reduce its ability to inhibit bacteria, and finally lead to erosion.
What are the symptoms of cervical erosion?
1. Increased leucorrhea occurs.
When the amount of leucorrhea increases, the patient will have milky white or yellowish purulent secretions, which will lead to increased leucorrhea, and this condition is cervical erosion.
2. It may be caused by itching and pain in the vulva.
Increased vaginal discharge in women can lead to cervical erosion.
3. There is pain in the lower abdomen and lumbar sacral area.
When the inflammation is severe, it may spread along the uterosacral ligament and the cardinal ligament, leading to pelvic connective tissue inflammation, causing pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region, accompanied by a feeling of falling. Symptoms of sexual pain may be caused by inflammation affecting the cardinal ligament.
4. Frequent urination and difficulty urinating.
The symptoms of cervical erosion can also cause inflammation to spread to the bladder triangle or around the bladder, causing frequent urination, difficulty urinating, etc., so those who have cervical erosion should pay attention to their physical condition.
5. Infertility.
Leucorrhea is thick and has an adverse effect on sperm, so severe cervicitis can lead to infertility.
Which type of people are prone to cervical erosion?
1. Miscarriage and childbirth can easily lead to cervical erosion.
There are many steps in the abortion process that can cause cervical damage or inflammation, which can eventually lead to cervical erosion. Many women find themselves suffering from cervical erosion after having an abortion. This is because the operation can damage the cervical mucosa, which can then be infected by bacteria or viruses and cause cervical erosion.
2. Young women who have not given birth are prone to cervical erosion.
Women who have not given birth are more likely to have cervical erosion, and they are the most prone to cervical erosion, most of which are mild or moderate. Since the initial symptoms of cervical erosion are tolerable, it is not easy to attract the attention of patients, and the opportunity for early treatment is lost. Although the same patients do not seek treatment, improper medication causes repeated recurrence of cervical erosion, which is more serious. Cervical erosion above moderate is difficult to cure, and improper treatment methods can easily lead to cervical stenosis, affecting future fertility. Young infertile patients should promptly and correctly treat cervical erosion to avoid other serious consequences.
3. Unhygienic sexual life can easily lead to cervical erosion.
Early sexual intercourse, too many partners, frequent changes of sexual partners, excessive sexual intensity, unclean sexual life, etc. are all causes of cervical erosion. Failure to prevent sexual intercourse can also lead to the occurrence of cervical erosion in women.
Too much unclean sex is more likely to cause cervical erosion. Sexual intercourse causes excessive mechanical stimulation of the male foreskin, which causes damage to the cervix and leads to cervical inflammation. For this reason, attention should be paid to hygiene and the hygiene of sexual partners, and scientific and healthy sex should be advocated.
Conclusion: Cervical erosion refers to the displacement of the squamous epithelium on the outside of the cervical os and the columnar epithelium on the inside of the cervix at the junction. There are many factors that lead to cervical erosion, and severe cleaning is one of them. Severe cleaning can affect the growth of normal vaginal flora, reduce its ability to inhibit pathogens, and eventually cause erosion. |
