Is cervical erosion contagious?

Is cervical erosion contagious? According to surveys, the incidence of this common gynecological disease, intrauterine erosion, among married women is nearly 70%. Many women who suffer from cervical erosion worry that their disease will be transmitted to others. So is cervical erosion contagious? Here is a detailed analysis for everyone.

1. Cervical erosion is a cervical injury caused by long-term mechanical stimulation. After suffering from cervical erosion, there will be pain. After the disease, patients may show increased leucorrhea, often purulent. There may be lower abdominal and lumbar pain and bladder irritation symptoms; patients with more severe erosion may have different degrees of light bloody secretions. The typical case is bloody secretions after sexual intercourse. The cervical viscous purulent secretions are not conducive to the passage of sperm and lead to infertility.

2. Cervical erosion is not contagious. It is not caused by bacteria like vaginitis. However, sometimes vaginitis, cervicitis and other gynecological inflammations associated with cervical erosion are covered by cervical erosion and are not easy to detect. However, these gynecological inflammations are easily contagious, and sometimes vaginitis can also cause cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is a disease transmitted through sexual intercourse. In order to control the condition of cervical erosion, patients cannot have sex with their sexual partners before the cervical erosion is cured, and the vulva must be kept clean.

Through the Master’s article, everyone should find that, in fact, cervical erosion will not be transmitted to others. Women with cervical erosion can receive treatment with confidence. During the treatment, they must cooperate closely with the doctor so that they can recover sooner.