Is cervical erosion moderately serious? Do I need to take medicine?

Moderate cervical erosion is usually not a very serious condition, but whether it needs drug treatment depends on the specific condition and doctor's evaluation. If there is infection or obvious symptoms, such as increased vaginal discharge, odor, and contact bleeding, drug intervention may be required.

The occurrence of moderate cervical erosion is often related to infection, fluctuations in hormone levels or bad living habits. It usually manifests as a large area of ​​cervical erosion, but the lesion area is mainly concentrated in the hyperplasia of columnar epithelial tissue on the surface of the cervix. For patients without obvious symptoms, there is no need to rush for treatment. Regular examinations are only required to exclude other cervical lesions. If accompanied by infection (such as bacterial vaginosis, Trichomonas infection), anti-infection treatment may be required, such as metronidazole vaginal suppositories, clotrimazole suppositories or antibiotics. If there are other abnormal lesions of the cervix, such as cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), further grading needs to be clarified and local physical therapy such as freezing or laser surgery should be considered.

The occurrence of moderate cervical erosion is often related to infection, fluctuations in hormone levels or bad living habits. It usually manifests as a large area of ​​cervical erosion, but the lesion area is mainly concentrated in the hyperplasia of columnar epithelial tissue on the surface of the cervix. For patients without obvious symptoms, there is no need to rush for treatment. Regular examinations are only required to exclude other cervical lesions. If accompanied by infection (such as bacterial vaginosis, Trichomonas infection), anti-infection treatment may be required, such as metronidazole vaginal suppositories, clotrimazole suppositories or antibiotics. If there are other abnormal lesions of the cervix, such as cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), further grading needs to be clarified and local physical therapy such as freezing or laser surgery should be considered.

It is recommended to perform regular cervical screening, such as cervical cytology (TCT) or human papillomavirus (HPV) testing, to ensure that there are no potential malignant lesions. Adjusting lifestyle habits is also crucial to cervical health. Pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid frequent use of vaginal washes, do not smoke, and enhance your own immunity. If symptoms worsen or test results are abnormal, please seek medical attention in time and take targeted treatment plans.