Patient's question:
Doctor, I've been feeling unwell recently. I checked carefully this morning and found that I have cervical erosion. How did it come about?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you solve your questions. The most common cause of cervicitis is often due to chronic inflammation, usually resulting from untreated cervical or vaginal infections, which can lead to inflammation of cervical cells, dysplasia, or even ulcers. It typically manifests as changes in vaginal discharge, such as purulent or bloody. Severe cervical erosion shares clinical symptoms with early-stage cervical cancer, so a pathological examination is necessary for differentiation. Treatment is primarily based on anti-inflammatory measures, and in severe cases, LEEP surgery can be considered.