Patient's question:
26-year-old female, I don't know what the situation would be, later I learned that she was sick. Please ask: What to eat for cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry too much, especially at your age. Cervical erosion is a physiological phenomenon, not a disease, and it will not lead to cancer. It does not affect fertility. "Cervical erosion" is not true erosion; it only appears to be so visually. Under careful observation with a colposcope, the eroded area is actually intact columnar epithelium. Because the columnar epithelium is single-layered, the underlying stroma appears red, making it look like red erosion to the naked eye. They are originally located at the cervical os and are not visible from the outside. However, due to the long-term effect of estrogen levels in the body, the columnar epithelium of the cervix regresses and reaches the point where it can be seen with the naked eye.