Patient's question:
A while ago, I often felt itchy in my vagina and had some redness and swelling. At that time, I used a cleaning solution, and it went away. But recently, it's happened again, and it keeps coming back and forth. Later, I had a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have cervical erosion of degree 2.Doctor's answer:
Cannot, with cervical erosion, it is not advisable to have sexual intercourse; it is essential to wait until it is cured. Regardless of how a woman develops cervical erosion, it is important to pay attention to hygiene. Before sexual activity, both partners should clean the external genitalia. The male should be particularly careful to thoroughly remove smegma, as it is now believed that cholesterol in smegma can be transformed into tumor-causing substances under the effect of bacteria. In general, during sexual intercourse, the penis comes into direct contact with the cervix. If sexual hygiene is not maintained, bacteria can be directly introduced into the vagina, leading to cervical infection. For women who already have cervical erosion, this can worsen cervical inflammation and potentially cause the erosion to spread. In severe cases of cervical erosion, bleeding may even occur again.