Cervicitis and cervical cancer are not the same thing

As cervicitis becomes more and more common, many women are very concerned about the diagnosis of cervicitis. There are many complications caused by gynecological diseases. Many female friends also think of cervical cancer when diagnosing cervicitis . In fact, cervicitis and cervical cancer are completely two different diseases. If cervicitis is diagnosed in time, it rarely turns into cancer.

In daily life, women with cervicitis often neglect the diagnosis of cervical erosion because the symptoms of acute cervicitis are not obvious, thus developing chronic cervicitis. Chronic cervicitis is common in childbirth, abortion or surgical injury to the cervix, and pathogens invade and cause infection. If acute cervicitis is not treated in time and the treatment is not thorough, it is easy for pathogens to spread along the uterosacral ligament to the pelvic cavity, which may cause lumbar pain, lower pelvic pain, etc. The fact is that if you are diagnosed with cervicitis, it has nothing to do with cervical cancer. Often, some cervicitis is not caused by erosion caused by inflammation, but some precancerous lesions have not been clarified, giving people the impression that cervicitis is related to cervical cancer.

If cervicitis is not detected by cytology, it often hides some precancerous lesions. The inflammation caused by precancerous lesions is not called cervicitis, but precancerous lesions. Therefore, there is no direct relationship between cervicitis and cervical cancer. As long as the diagnosis of cervicitis is carried out in time, the condition can be clearly judged.

We remind all friends who have symptoms to diagnose cervicitis in time. Correctly judging your condition will help you get timely and correct treatment. At the same time, it will eliminate the worry about cervical cancer and relieve unnecessary psychological pressure.

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