Why does cervical erosion always recur?

Cervical erosion causes trouble to many women, not only because of its high incidence, but more importantly, the disease often recurs and is difficult to cure. So, what are the causes of recurrent cervical erosion?

1. Age factor

Generally speaking, the recurrence rate after the first treatment is lower for female patients under 30 years old, while the recurrence rate is higher for female patients over 30 years old. This is related to factors such as the patient's age and her own resistance.

2. Lesion severity

The larger the area of ​​cervical erosion, the higher the possibility of recurrence after treatment. Under normal circumstances, patients with mild and moderate cervical erosion have a high cure rate and rarely relapse; while patients with severe cervical erosion have a relatively low cure rate and a high recurrence rate.

3. The first treatment is not thorough

The reason why many women suffer from recurrent cervical erosion is related to incomplete initial treatment. For example, during physical treatments such as laser, electric perm or microwave, the treatment range is too superficial or too limited, which will lead to the erosion area not being completely destroyed, resulting in residual diseased tissue, which is likely to cause recurrent disease.

4. Repeated abortion

Repeated artificial abortion is also a common cause of recurrence of cervical erosion after treatment. If the number of abortions is too many, the female cervix will be repeatedly damaged and lead to the occurrence of erosion.