Patient's question:
Previously, a health check-up revealed cervical erosion. I haven't had a prenatal check-up yet. How many degrees of cervical erosion can cause bleeding during intercourse?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion bleeding is considered contact bleeding, which is not related to the degree. The key is to examine the nature of the erosion. A Papanicolaou test is needed, and if necessary, a cervical biopsy and HPV test should be performed. Cervical erosion without symptoms is considered physiological. It is seen in puberty, the childbearing period, postpartum, etc., due to mucosal fibrosis and eversion caused by high estrogen levels. Over-treatment is not recommended; regular check-ups are sufficient. If there is bleeding, treatment is required.