How to avoid cervical precancerous lesions

How to avoid cervical precancerous lesions? Disease prevention can help us avoid some unnecessary harm. Many people may not be very familiar with cervical precancerous lesions. It refers to the lesions that occur in the area before cancer occurs, which causes cancer. So we should pay attention to it. So, how to avoid cervical precancerous lesions?

1. Avoiding premature sexual activity before marriage, delaying marriage and childbearing, and strictly implementing family planning are of great significance in reducing the incidence of cervical precancerous lesions.

2. Regular physical examinations, especially gynecological examinations, are effective ways to prevent and treat cervical precancerous lesions and other cancers. As long as cervical precancerous lesions are found in the early stages, the treatment effect is still very good.

3. Scientifically and timely treat cervical erosion. If cervical erosion is not treated in time or the correct method is not used, it can cause long-term accumulation of inflammation, leading to atypical hyperplasia of the diseased tissue and evolving into cancer.

4. Pay attention to self-protection. Pay attention to personal hygiene and the hygiene of your sexual partner. For example, the couple should have moderate sexual life, clean the vulva before and after sexual life, do not have sexual life during menstruation, and do not do inappropriate vaginal cleaning.

5. Pay special attention to the early signs of cervical cancer, such as unexplained vaginal bleeding during sexual intercourse. Even if it is a very small amount, it should not be ignored. Because this signal does not appear every time after sexual intercourse. It may reappear after half a year, but by then the tumor may have progressed and the opportunity for early treatment has been lost.

Warm reminder: Women should know how to care for others, and they should know how to care for themselves, do regular gynecological examinations, and pay special attention to these cervical diseases. It is a relatively long process for cervical cells to mutate and develop into cervical cancer, which usually takes 10 to 15 years. If the disease is discovered and treated in the early stage, the success rate is very high. For this reason, women who have sex should have a gynecological examination every year to prevent it before it happens.