Patient's question:
I am a 49-year-old woman who has been feeling quite tired recently. I have noticed some signs of poor health in my body. Could it be that I have this disease? Please ask: How should cervical erosion of degree three be treated?Doctor's answer:
According to the degree of cylindrical epithelial inversion of the cervix, it is generally classified as follows: if the degree of inversion accounts for one-third of the cervix surface, I call it first-degree erosion. If it covers two-thirds of the cervix surface, it is called second-degree erosion. If it covers the entire full thickness of the cervix, it is called third-degree erosion. However, first and foremost, it should be noted that cervical erosion is merely a symptom. High estrogen levels can cause the aforementioned manifestations. It does not require excessive treatment, but if there is intermittent bleeding, further diagnosis is recommended.