Young women should also be wary of cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is common in women of childbearing age and is a major type of chronic cervicitis. With the development of modern society and the openness of people's awareness, cervical erosion is becoming more and more common among women of childbearing age. Let's learn about the reasons for cervical erosion at a younger age and how to actively prevent cervical erosion.

Cervical erosion has a certain relationship with sexual life. After childbirth, abortion or vaginal surgery, pathogens invade the cervix and cause inflammation. Because the columnar epithelium of the endometrium of the cervical canal is thin and has poor resistance, and there are many wrinkles, pathogens lurk in it. The infection is not easy to be completely eliminated and causes chronic inflammation. Mild patients generally do not need treatment, but they should pay attention to reproductive hygiene and closely observe and follow up. Moderate and severe patients need treatment. Generally, drug treatment and physical therapy can be used. If there is no effect, surgery is required.

Cervical erosion is common in women between 35 and 50 years old. Now, cervical erosion is becoming more and more common among younger women, so young women must also pay enough attention to cervical erosion. Because the innervation of the cervix belongs to the visceral nervous system, patients are not sensitive to pain. Therefore, even if the cervical surface erosion is very serious, it will not cause severe symptoms in patients, which can easily cover up the condition and make patients relax their vigilance. If the patient has pain symptoms, it means that the infection has spread. Severe cervical erosion has been clearly recognized by the medical community as a "precancerous lesion."

I hope that by reading the above, readers will be able to fully understand the phenomenon of cervical erosion at a younger age. At the same time, it reminds young women to pay attention to daily care, maintain good health and hygiene habits, and beware of cervical erosion.

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