Patient's question:
I have always had cervical erosion, and it is quite severe. Can I share a bed with cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Simple cervical erosion is the displacement of cervical columnar epithelial cells to the area where cervical squamous epithelial cells are located, which is a physiological change. However, if acute cervical inflammation is involved, active measures are required. The significant characteristics of cervical erosion include abnormal vaginal discharge and post-coital contact bleeding, which means sexual intercourse should be avoided. Sexual activity may worsen the condition. It is recommended to undergo cervical TCT testing and actively adopt anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatments. Sexual intercourse should only be resumed after full recovery.