Patient's question:
I gave birth relatively late, only got pregnant at the age of 31. I felt both happy and nervous, always thinking of myself as an older mother. A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a prenatal check-up, and the doctor helped me carefully examine my lower body area, saying that my cervical erosion was a bit severe. I want to know if severe cervical erosion can lead to cancer?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you solve your question. Cervical erosion itself is a gynecological infectious disease, usually caused by improper personal hygiene or untreated vaginitis, typically the erosion and peeling of the cervical mucosa, with bloody discharge. In severe cases, it may also change to a purulent and bloody nature. However, this type of cervical erosion is not the main cause of cervical cancer, so there is no need to overworry. Active treatment can resolve it.