Why does cervical erosion recur?

If women suffer from chronic cervicitis and do not receive timely treatment, the condition may worsen, causing cervical erosion and even increasing the risk of cervical cancer, which is very harmful to women's health. Clinically, many patients are prone to recurring diseases. So, what is the cause of the recurrence of cervical erosion? Let's take a look.

Recurrence of cervical erosion is not uncommon, and the reason why this happens is mostly related to the following factors:

1. The patient is older. The recurrence rate of cervical erosion is relatively low in women under 30 years old, while the recurrence rate of cervical erosion in patients over 30 years old is relatively high.

2. Severe lesions. The larger the area of ​​cervical erosion, the more difficult it is to treat the disease, and the higher the chance of recurrence after recovery. Therefore, patients with severe cervical erosion have the highest recurrence rate after recovery.

3. The impact of repeated abortions. If women do not pay attention to contraception and have repeated abortions, it will seriously damage the cervical tissue of women, which is also a reason for the recurrence of cervical erosion in women.

4. The patient has a sexually transmitted disease. If the patient with cervical erosion is infected with gonorrhea, condyloma acuminatum, genital chlamydia and other sexually transmitted diseases, these pathogens can invade the female cervical epithelial cells, induce cervical inflammation, and cause recurrence of cervical erosion.

5. Incomplete treatment. Patients with cervical erosion are not completely cured when they first suffer from the disease. The treatment is too limited or superficial, which will cause the eroded lesions to not be completely destroyed. The residual lesions will cause recurrence of the disease in the later stage.

The above is our introduction to the causes of recurrence of cervical erosion. I believe everyone has already understood it. There are many clinical techniques for treating cervical erosion. When patients are treated, they should choose symptomatic treatment methods according to their own conditions. At the same time, when patients find cervical erosion, they must seek timely treatment and must not be afraid of medical treatment, which will cause repeated inflammation.