Patient's question:
Female, 36 years old, was recently checked at the hospital and found to have second-degree cervical erosion. I am a bit worried, as it is said that this can be treated. I would like to ask how long it takes for third-degree cervical erosion to develop into cancer?Doctor's answer:
Generally, cervical erosion may develop into cancer in 2 to 3 years if it occurs rarely, or it may take more than 20 years if it occurs frequently. It is also possible that it may not develop into cancer. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a thorough examination and treat according to the doctor's guidance. Different causes can lead to different symptoms, and patients need to go to a formal Grade III-A hospital as soon as possible for systematic and standardized examinations to treat the symptoms accordingly. Additionally, patients need to maintain a regular schedule, take good care to prevent cold and keep warm, eat light and soft foods, keep the room well-ventilated, and drink more hot water daily.