What is cervical atrophy? Medical explanation of cervical atrophy

The appearance of cervical atrophy symptoms has a great impact on female friends. There are many reasons why women experience this symptom. Common disease factors include ovarian dysfunction, physiological factors, and pathological factors. Patients with cervical atrophy will experience menstrual abnormalities, infertility, and pathological pregnancy. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their own symptom reactions at all times.

For any woman, the uterus is a very important organ. When a woman's uterus enters a state of atrophy, she will not only age very quickly, but her body's resistance and immunity will also decline rapidly, which may lead to various diseases in her body. Therefore, for every woman, caring for her uterus is a must. What is cervical atrophy?
1. What is cervical atrophy?
1. Ovarian dysfunction <br/>The most common reason why most women experience cervical atrophy is ovarian dysfunction, which causes a rapid drop in estrogen in the female patient's body, causing the uterus to shrink. Currently, the more common symptoms include premature ovarian failure, etc., and patients may also experience amenorrhea.
2. Physiological factors <br/>When the patient's physical skills develop for a period of time and certain organs and tissues begin to degenerate, it will cause uterine atrophy in the patient, such as the chest line in adolescence and the atrophy of various organs in the elderly as they age.
3. Pathological factors <br/>When people suffer from certain diseases, it is possible that their uterus may atrophy. For example, long-term malnutrition and malignant tumors, etc. Generally speaking, if the patient has local uterine atrophy, it is likely that the patient has local ischemia and long-term pressure in the body, so this phenomenon occurs. In addition, if the patient's endocrine function is relatively low, it is also easy to cause uterine atrophy.
2. Symptoms of cervical atrophy <br/>When cervical atrophy occurs in your body, not only will your menstruation become abnormal, such as dysmenorrhea or too little menstrual flow, etc. A small number of patients may even experience infertility. In addition, the patient may also experience pathological pregnancy.