What should I do if I have third degree cervical erosion? What are the symptoms? How can I prevent it?

Nine out of ten women suffer from cervical erosion, which shows that the incidence of cervical erosion is extremely high and it is a common disease. Many women will have back pain, abnormal vaginal discharge, and even irregular menstruation. These are all consequences of cervical erosion, which has a great impact on women's life and work. So, what should I do if I have third-degree cervical erosion?

1. What to do if you have third-degree cervical erosion <br/>Generally, mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication, but third-degree cervical erosion is severe and is best treated with surgery. You can use freezing, laser, microwave, liposuction and other methods to destroy the eroded tissue, causing it to necrotize and fall off, and then grow a new epidermis.
2. Symptoms of third degree cervical erosion
1. Abnormal leucorrhea <br/>Cervical erosion will cause symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea, and third-degree erosion is a more serious degree, so the leucorrhea will be very thick, easy to clump, have a strong odor, and in severe cases, it will contain a little blood.

2. Irregular menstruation <br/>Third degree cervical erosion will greatly affect menstruation. Due to inflammation in the cervix, the environment in the uterus is changed, resulting in inaccurate menstruation time, different duration, abnormal menstrual volume, etc.
3. Vulvar itching <br/>Since the third degree of cervical erosion is relatively serious, the degree of inflammation is also relatively serious. Not only the cervix is ​​inflamed, but it will also affect the vagina, causing vaginal inflammation and irritation, which will cause symptoms of itching in the entire vulva.

3. How to prevent third degree cervical erosion
1. Pay attention to sexual hygiene <br/>When having sex, wash your genitals first to keep them clean to avoid bacterial infection and worsen inflammation. Do not have sex during menstruation, be moderate in sex, and avoid promiscuity.
2. Timely contraception <br/>When you are not planning to have a baby, it is best to take contraceptive measures. Otherwise, after getting pregnant, you will have to have an abortion. This not only affects the patient's health, but also increases the chance and degree of cervical infection. Therefore, in order to prevent the third degree of cervical erosion, timely contraception should be used.