Patient's question:
I am not married and recently got checked by the hospital and found that I have severe cervical erosion. I'm really worried, especially since I don't have children yet. I want to know what to do about severe cervical erosion when not married?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a chronic inflammation and the most common type of chronic cervical inflammation. With the decline in living standards and reduced life pressure, the incidence of cervical erosion is also increasing, severely threatening women's physical and perinatal health. It is important to understand some nursing techniques and prioritize self-protection. Daily attention should be paid to local cleanliness and hygiene, frequent changes of underwear, and prevention of unprotected sex. If the condition occurs, it can be treated to address abnormal vaginal discharge caused by cervical inflammation and promote healing of the cervical wound. Timely and effective use of contraceptive measures can also reduce the incidence of induced abortion.