What is pseudocervical erosion?

Does everyone know what pseudocervical erosion is? Are you familiar with this term? You should know that pseudocervical erosion is a gynecological disease. Is it serious? Does anyone know what the specific symptoms of the disease are? How should we treat this disease? Let’s take a look at the relevant content of pseudocervical erosion.

One cause

Experts point out that cervical erosion is generally caused by long-term stimulation of chronic cervical inflammation, and the symptoms are relatively obvious. Among them, abnormal leucorrhea is the most common situation. Of course, some patients tend to ignore the symptoms of early cervical erosion. Experts from Phoenix Chinese Medicine Channel introduced that severe erosion is manifested as papillary and hyperplastic erosion, while mild erosion is small, mild superficial granular erosion. Pseudocervical erosion is mainly caused by excessive estrogen in the body, which leads to the outward migration of the columnar epithelium of the cervical canal to the cervix. The symptoms are very similar to mild erosion and are almost difficult to distinguish with the naked eye. There are many patients with pseudocervical erosion caused by estrogen stimulation, which is more common in adolescent girls, pregnant women, women who frequently take contraceptives and women who have undergone abortions, because they have higher levels of estrogen in their bodies.

Second treatment

When treating pseudocervical erosion, the goal should be to restore estrogen to normal. Excessive treatment is not recommended because as long as the pseudo-disease can attract our attention, it will eventually be very simple to treat. Generally speaking, as long as the hormone returns to normal, the symptoms will disappear. However, basic examinations can be done regularly just in case. For example, women who take oral contraceptives for a long time can have a check-up three months to six months after stopping the medication, adolescent girls can have a check-up every six months, and pregnant women can have a check-up three months after giving birth. Liang Kun said that as long as the cause of inflammation is ruled out for pseudocervical erosion, there is no need to be too nervous or seek excessive treatment, especially for pregnant women, whose cervix will become congested and edematous due to physiological reasons. Excessive treatment may instead cause adverse effects. As long as it does not affect delivery, treatment can be temporarily postponed. Wait until 9 months after delivery to have a check-up and consider treatment. Liang Kun emphasized that although excessive treatment is not required, regular check-ups are still necessary to prevent missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis.

I believe that after reading the above article, you will have some understanding of the relevant content of pseudocervical erosion, and you probably know the preliminary treatment plan. If you encounter similar situations in the future, you will not panic. You will also have confidence when looking at the hospital's diagnosis list, and you will not be like a person who knows nothing. It is good to know more medical knowledge, so come on everyone. Pay more attention to women's health.