Patient's question:
I accidentally got pregnant last year. The pregnancy was an ectopic pregnancy, which is particularly dangerous. After taking medication, I finally had a miscarriage, but it led to complications in myself, such as second-degree cervical erosion. I would like to understand what the harm of second-degree cervical erosion is.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is called cervical columnar epithelial retrogression. It is a normal physiological phenomenon of the cervix and does not require treatment. If cervical erosion is present, cervical screening should be performed. If there are no issues, simple erosion does not need to be addressed. If there is excessive leukorrhea, a routine leukorrhea examination can be conducted, and vaginal medication can be used for treatment. During the treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided, and spicy or irritating foods should not be consumed. Additionally, medication should be administered in a proper and systematic manner.