Patient's question:
I have had mild cervical erosion for three years. There is no discomfort in my daily life, and my leukorrhea is normal. I haven't felt any pain during sexual intercourse. Every year, I have undergone a CT examination, and the doctor said it's okay since I don't have children yet. What are the risks of cervical erosion during sexual intercourse? Will it alleviate my condition?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is called cervical columnar epithelial regression. If there are no abnormal symptoms, simple cervical erosion does not require treatment, so sexual intercourse will not cause any impact, nor will it affect future pregnancy. Of course, if you have abnormal vaginal discharge, you can use vaginal medication to treat the inflammation. Simple erosion does not require treatment. You can have a cervical screening every year. If there are no issues, you can have it done every five years after three consecutive screenings with no problems.