Patient's question:
Our organization conducts annual health checks for women every year. This year, during my health check, it was found that I have severe cervical erosion. It's just that my vaginal discharge is a bit more and it's a bit malignant. My life occasionally has some breakdowns. I want to know how to treat severe cervical erosion effectively?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion has a chronic inflammation of the cervix. Cervical erosion and early or frequent sexual activity, multiple miscarriages, and vaginal deliveries all have a certain relationship with damage to the cervix. Cervical erosion is divided into mild, moderate, and severe degrees. If it is a severe cervical erosion, the condition may progress, leading to increased leukorrhea, viscosity, and occasionally purulent or bloody leukorrhea. Lower abdominal pain, lower abdominal heavy feeling, and dysmenorrhea may also occur. Contact bleeding may also occur during sexual activity, and the occurrence of odor is also highly likely.