Will cervical erosion recur after being cured?

Will cervical erosion recur after it is cured? Of course, we all hope that the cervical erosion we have treated will not recur, but many diseases recur after being cured within a few days. The worst thing is that cervical erosion recurs over and over again. So is cervical erosion easy to recur? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction below.

For patients with cervical erosion, the doctor's treatment is one aspect. After recovery, they should also pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and sexual hygiene, and pay attention to contraception, enhance the body's disease resistance, and prevent repeated cervical infection and recurrence of cervical erosion.

Generally speaking, surgical treatment is less likely to cause recurrence because the lesions are completely removed. Other treatment methods, because the treatment is limited to the surface of the cervix, or the treatment depth is not well controlled, the inflammation of the deep cervical tissue cannot be eliminated, so the erosion surface may be temporarily cured, but the root cause is not eliminated, and the patient may also cause the cervical tissue to be infected by pathogenic bacteria again due to vaginitis, artificial abortion surgery, etc., so recurrence is still possible after a period of time.

Causes of cervical erosion:

1. Older age: According to statistics, the recurrence rate of cervical erosion after treatment is lower for women under 30 years old; while the recurrence rate is higher for women over 30 years old.

2. Severe lesions: The larger the area of ​​cervical erosion, the higher the recurrence rate after treatment. Women with mild and moderate cervical erosion have a high cure rate and a low recurrence rate; women with severe cervical erosion have a low cure rate but a high recurrence rate.

3. Incomplete treatment of cervical erosion: During physical treatments such as laser, electric perm or microwave, if the treatment is too superficial or the scope is too limited, the diseased tissue at the erosion site cannot be completely destroyed, resulting in residual diseased tissue, which may cause recurrence.

4. Repeated artificial abortion: The cervix is ​​damaged during artificial abortion. If artificial abortion is repeated, the cervix will be damaged many times, which is also one of the reasons for the recurrence of cervical erosion after treatment.

5. Suffering from sexually transmitted diseases: The number of patients with sexually transmitted diseases in my country is increasing year by year, such as gonorrhea, genital chlamydia infection, genital warts, etc. These pathogens can invade cervical epithelial cells, cause cervical inflammation, and lead to cervical erosion.

The above introduces the relevant question of "Will cervical erosion recur after being cured?" I hope that the introduction of gynecological disease experts will be helpful to you. If you use good treatment methods and follow the doctor's instructions during the treatment process, cervical erosion will not recur.