What are the symptoms of mild cervical erosion?

The clinical manifestation of mild cervical erosion is abnormal leucorrhea. Under normal circumstances, female leucorrhea is light, transparent and odorless, and a small amount is normal. If there is cervical erosion, vulvar itching, odor, and yellow and sticky leucorrhea will appear. At this time, you can go to the hospital for a gynecological diagnosis, and if necessary, you can do a cervical cancer prevention screening. TCT and HPV can be used through these two tests to preliminarily screen for cervical cancer and precancerous lesions, and rule out cervical cancer and precancerous lesions. Simple cervical erosion can be treated with topical medications, and most symptomatic treatments are effective.

Cervical erosion cryotherapy

If only simple cervical erosion is checked, no treatment is needed, including cryotherapy or various drug treatments, because cervical erosion is not a disease, it will not affect anything and will not lead to any consequences. If you carefully do various cervical surgeries or physical therapy before delivery. If cervical erosion is combined with stubborn contact bleeding, drug treatment is not effective, or the degree of cervical precancerous lesions is different, cryotherapy can also be selected according to the specific results.

Can mild cervical erosion be treated with pregnancy-preserving medicine?

If there is threatened miscarriage or threatened premature birth during pregnancy, taking pregnancy-preserving drugs will not affect cervical erosion. The vast majority of cervical erosions are caused by high estrogen levels in the body, which causes the cervical columnar epithelium to move outward and cause pseudoerosion. It is a physiological phenomenon. Moreover, after pregnancy, due to the high estrogen levels in the body, this pseudoerosion may be aggravated and does not require treatment. If there is threatened miscarriage or threatened premature birth, you must stay in bed and rest during the pregnancy-preserving period, and you must pay attention to keeping your bowels open. During the pregnancy-preserving period, pay attention to observe whether vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain are relieved. If the amount of vaginal bleeding increases and the lower abdominal pain is severe, notify the doctor in time.