How can cervical erosion be identified? Does cervical erosion require medication?

How can cervical erosion be identified? Do I need to take medicine for cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a manifestation of other cervicitis. When the outer epithelium of the cervix is ​​shed and replaced by another epithelial tissue outside the cervix, the blood vessels and red tissue below can even be seen. Because the new epithelium covering the surface is very thin, it looks like real erosion, so it is called cervical erosion, but it is not actually real erosion.

Cervical erosion grading method: the size of the erosion area can be divided into three degrees: light, moderate and severe.

How to distinguish cervical erosion?

1. Increased vaginal discharge. For patients with cervical erosion in the early stage of the disease, the vaginal discharge may only be mild and not particularly obvious, and the vaginal discharge may be transparent and mucous. If not treated in time, the inflammation will stimulate the cervix for a long time, and the vaginal discharge will change to a certain extent. The vaginal discharge may be yellow purulent and viscous. For patients with mild cervical erosion, the amount of vaginal discharge may be small, but for patients with severe cervical erosion with large lesions and deep inflammation penetration, the amount of vaginal discharge may be large, and blood may also appear.

2. Patients with cervical erosion are not particularly obvious in the early stage of the disease, and may experience mild discomfort symptoms, but under the dual pressure of work and life, it is difficult for patients to ignore it, and patients cannot receive timely treatment. One of the obvious symptoms of cervical erosion is increased leucorrhea. Sometimes it may be the only symptom of patients with cervical erosion. Depending on the scope and degree of erosion of the patient, the nature of leucorrhea is also different. Patients should promptly discover discomfort symptoms according to the changes in their own leucorrhea and seek treatment as soon as possible.

3. Symptoms of severe cervical erosion include increased leucorrhea, yellow color, sticky texture, and odor. Long-term stimulation of the vulva by inflammatory leucorrhea can also cause itching. Depending on the pathogen, the color, state, and quality of leucorrhea may vary. Some patients with severe cervical erosion may have blood in their leucorrhea, and sometimes contact bleeding and irregular vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, accompanied by symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency.