Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Below it itches and aches, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and it was diagnosed as cervical erosion. Hello, does cervical erosion come with menstruation?
Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to help you solve your question. Cervical erosion is caused by chronic gynecological inflammation, leading to recurrent inflammatory changes in the cervical mucosal cells, and even the occurrence of ulcers, breaks, and peeling. It usually does not interfere with menstruation, because cervical erosion itself does not cause endocrine disorders. Therefore, menstruation should be normal, but it may lead to increased vaginal discharge, even bloody discharge, and is prone to contact bleeding.