Will cervical erosion cause menstruation? Generally it will not affect

Normal changes in women's estrogen levels can cause cervical erosion, which is physiological and generally does not affect menstruation or cause amenorrhea. However, if you suffer from inflammatory diseases such as cervicitis and cervical erosion is caused, it may affect the menstrual cycle and even cause amenorrhea.

Most women of childbearing age have the problem of cervical erosion, but the severity of each person's condition is different. Cervical erosion is a gynecological disease that occurs in the cervix, which more or less affects the health of the uterus, so everyone is worried that it will affect menstruation or even cause amenorrhea. So will cervical erosion cause amenorrhea?
1. Will cervical erosion cause menstruation to stop?
1. Physiological cervical erosion will not cause amenorrhea <br/>Cervical erosion is actually a physiological change caused by estrogen changes in the female body. It can start from puberty and last for decades until menopause. If there is no other cervical inflammation, in most cases it is physiological cervical erosion. This situation is actually very normal, there is no organic lesion, and it will not have any effect on menstruation. Therefore, in this case, there will be no problem of amenorrhea.
2. Pathological cervical erosion may cause amenorrhea <br/>Some people suffer from cervical erosion due to cervical inflammation. This type of cervical erosion caused by inflammatory stimulation is pathological cervical erosion, which can easily cause changes in the menstrual cycle. Some patients' conditions are very serious, and they have not received corresponding treatment, which makes the degree of erosion continue to worsen, and even develop into severe cervical erosion. This will not only change the menstrual cycle, but also may cause amenorrhea. In addition, during the treatment of cervical erosion, the hormone levels in the body may change, which can also cause amenorrhea.
2. What to do if cervical erosion and menstruation do not come?
1. Timely anti-inflammatory treatment <br/>If you have cervical erosion and you don't have your period, it's probably because the inflammation is serious. You should take anti-inflammatory treatment in time. You can use some anti-inflammatory drugs, and if necessary, you can also use antibiotics.
2. Appropriate use of menstrual regulation drugs <br/>If you suffer from cervical erosion and it causes amenorrhea, you can use appropriate menstrual regulation drugs under the guidance of a professional doctor. This type of drug has the effect of regulating menstruation and can also balance the estrogen level in the body, which can improve the condition to a certain extent.