Patient's question:
I suddenly discovered in April this year that I might have a gynecological disease, so I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result was that I really had cervical erosion, but it was mild, so medication was chosen for treatment. Now it has been cured, but I still have some small worries, feeling sad that it might recur. Does cervical erosion recur?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, surgical treatment is not prone to recurrence because the lesion is completely removed. Other treatment methods, due to being limited to the surface of the cervix or poor control of treatment depth, fail to completely eliminate the inflammation of deep cervical tissues. Therefore, the erosion surface may be temporarily cured, but the underlying cause is not completely eradicated. Additionally, patients may be re-infected with pathogenic bacteria in the cervix due to conditions such as vaginitis or induced abortion. As a result, it is still possible for the condition to recur after some time. Paying close attention to personal hygiene can effectively prevent the recurrence of the condition! Cervical erosion is a disease that is difficult to cure. Patients should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism, as this can boost their confidence in combating cervical erosion and increase the likelihood of recovery.