Does mild cervical erosion affect menstruation?

Many women will wonder if their menstrual disorders are caused by cervical erosion. In fact, cervical erosion is not an independent disease, but it does not mean that it will not affect menstruation 100%. Therefore, it is more important to actively treat these gynecological diseases.

1. Does cervical erosion affect menstruation?

1. Cervical erosion is caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation of the cervix, which leads to the shedding of the surface squamous epithelium and the invasion of pathogens. Because the endocervical folds and glands are numerous, pathogens are hidden and difficult to eliminate completely, and the inflammation becomes chronic. The main symptoms are increased leucorrhea, purulent discharge or contact bleeding. From this point of view, cervical erosion does not affect menstruation. If your menstruation is irregular, you should consider endocrine and other factors more.

2. When the inflammation persists and the sacral ligament spreads to the pelvic cavity, symptoms of lumbar and sacral pain and lower abdominal pain will appear, which will worsen during menstruation or after sexual intercourse. It can be seen that although cervical erosion does not affect menstruation, menstruation will aggravate the symptoms of cervical erosion.

2. There are many methods to treat cervical erosion, and you can choose the appropriate method according to the degree of erosion. There are mainly the following types:

(1) Drug treatment: For those with small erosions and shallow inflammatory infiltration, the following drug treatment methods can be used: 1. 10-20% silver nitrate: Apply topically once a week

Times, 2 to 4 times as a course of treatment. 2. Potassium permanganate: Apply topically after menstruation, and repeat once after 1 to 2 months. When using the above-mentioned drugs, you must be careful to prevent burns to the surrounding vaginal walls, and pay attention to disinfection when using the drugs to prevent repeated infections.

(2) Physical therapy: used for cervical erosion with a large erosion area and deep inflammatory infiltration. 1. Cryotherapy: Use a special rapid freezing device to freeze, necrotize and fall off the diseased tissue on the cervical erosion surface. 2. Electric ironing: Use a special electric iron to burn the eroded surface tissue, causing it to necrotize and fall off, and the ironing must reach a certain depth, so that the treatment effect is good. 3. Laser treatment: Use carbon dioxide laser therapy device more often, and use a special laser treatment head to irradiate the cervical erosion tissue, so that the eroded tissue will carbonize, inflame, and fall off, and then grow new squamous epithelium.