Revealing to you what is acquired cervical erosion

The harm of cervical erosion to women cannot be ignored. Cervical erosion is divided into congenital cervical erosion and acquired cervical erosion. Do you know what acquired cervical erosion is? Let the experts introduce it to you.

Acquired erosion is the opposite of congenital erosion. It mostly occurs in women of childbearing age with vigorous ovarian function. The columnar epithelium of the cervical canal is affected by the estrogen produced by the ovaries and overproliferates, exceeding the external cervical os, causing the external cervical os to become eroded. The appearance of this type of erosion is no different from that caused by inflammation, but the cause of the erosion is different. This type of erosion is more common during pregnancy, and most of them can disappear on their own after delivery.

Due to the different causes of acquired cervical erosion, its clinical manifestations are somewhat different. Patients with acquired cervical erosion will also have increased leucorrhea, but the nature of the leucorrhea is clear and mucous, tightly attached to the surface of the cervix, and not easy to wipe off. During pathological examination, there is no inflammatory cell infiltration under the columnar epithelial cells, but there is glandular and interstitial hyperplasia. This shows that this erosion may be related to endocrine changes, but seems to have no direct relationship with inflammation.

Of course, acquired cervical erosion is prone to secondary inflammatory infection on the basis of erosion, but this inflammatory manifestation is only the result, not the cause of erosion, which is different from congenital cervical erosion.

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