What is Ⅱ degree cervical erosion? Medical explanation of Ⅱ degree cervical erosion

Grade II cervical erosion indicates that the area of ​​cervical erosion reaches 1/3~2/3, accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, pain, bleeding, etc.; when it is mild, vaginal flushing with anti-inflammatory drugs can be used, and when it is severe, microwave, laser and other treatments can be selected.

When it develops to Grade II cervical erosion, it indicates that the erosion area has occupied 1/3 to 2/3 of the cervical area. Between Grade I and Grade III, it is moderate cervical erosion, which is more serious and has obvious discomfort symptoms and requires active treatment.
When cervical erosion develops to the second degree, the amount of leucorrhea increases, the color of leucorrhea turns yellow, and there is a peculiar smell. Many patients experience pain symptoms, such as lumbar pain, pelvic pain, sometimes dysmenorrhea, and sexual intercourse pain. Due to the erosion of the cervical surface, sexual intercourse or instrument examination will cause bleeding on the eroded surface.