How much dead skin does cervical erosion cause?

There are many types of gynecological diseases, among which cervical erosion is a common one. Many women often feel distressed because of cervical erosion. If you are diagnosed with cervical erosion, you must seek treatment in time. If the disease is not treated in time, the condition will worsen, and the most serious thing is that it will affect women's fertility.

How many calluses are there in the cervix?

Scars usually fall off two weeks after treatment of cervical erosion. The main manifestations are vaginal discharge, increased female secretions, and even a lot of fluid. A very small number of patients may experience vaginal bleeding. As long as there is no odor and the amount of vaginal bleeding is lower than the menstrual volume, observation is recommended. There is no special solution. Just keep the vulva clean and change underwear frequently.

If there is a foul-smelling, purulent discharge, there may be an infection and a gynecological examination and drug sensitivity test are needed, and specific treatment should be given based on the test results. After the treatment of cervical erosion, sexual intercourse is generally prohibited to prevent infection and bleeding caused by external stimulation. Generally, you should return for a follow-up visit 3 to 7 days after the next menstrual period to understand the recovery status.

Cervical erosion cannot be cured and must be treated promptly to control the condition. If not treated actively, mild erosion will become more serious. When the disease worsens, various complications may occur, leading to female infertility.

Once a woman is diagnosed with cervical erosion, she must detect and treat it early. She must not leave it alone or hope that the disease will be cured. The possibility of curing cervical erosion is not very high. Generally, the condition can be greatly improved through medication or physical treatment.

The causes of cervical erosion are very complicated. We must understand the causing factors and then treat them in a targeted manner. Let’s understand together what causes cervical erosion?

1. Frequent abortion is one of the causes of cervical erosion. Frequent abortions cause varying degrees of damage to the uterus. The injured uterus is very vulnerable to invasion by bacteria, which grow in the uterus and cause inflammation. If it is not treated for a long time, cervical erosion is very likely to occur.

2. Frequent sexual intercourse is also a cause of cervical erosion. During sexual intercourse, because the male's sexual organ is in contact with the female's uterus for a long time, if you do not pay attention to hygiene, it is easy to bring bacteria to the female's cervix, causing inflammation and then secondary cervical erosion.

3. Excessive cleaning can easily cause cervical erosion. Some women need to pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts and often use some cleaning liquids such as cleansing liquids or soap to clean the vagina. In fact, excessive cleaning will destroy the protective function of the vagina. Excessive cleaning of the vagina will destroy the acid and alkaline secretions, which will not be able to prevent the growth of bacteria, and thus cause cervical erosion.

The most common treatment for cervical erosion is based on medication, which is mainly for patients who are not pregnant or have mild to moderate symptoms. Medication treatment takes a relatively long time. Medication treatment can also choose Chinese herbal medicine or drug treatment. The actual medication needs to be decided based on one's own condition.

In addition, cervical erosion can also be treated with physical therapy, mainly for patients with mild to moderate or moderate to severe cervical erosion. The disadvantage of physical therapy is that it has great side effects and may cause varying degrees of impact on the vagina.

Surgery is also a common treatment for cervical erosion. It is usually chosen mainly when drugs or physical therapy are ineffective. This type of treatment is relatively traumatic and takes a long time to recover. Surgery is only an option when it is absolutely necessary.

Women suffering from cervical erosion must not ignore it, nor should they hope for the disease to be cured. Once cervical erosion is diagnosed, it must be treated promptly, and the patient should be treated as soon as possible to prevent the condition from becoming more serious.