Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 27 years old and have been divorced for two years. Last year, I felt unwell and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result was cervical erosion. Last night, when I had sex with my husband, I bled a little. I want to know if this is caused by cervical erosion.Doctor's answer:
Ladies, in recent years, the number of women returning for follow-up due to sexual intercourse bleeding has increased, and most women can frankly admit to purchasing a trustworthy medical history. Why has there been such a change? Originally, many women came after being inspired by browsing health science popularization articles. Without a doubt, this is a great progress. However, the shortcoming is that they lack awareness of the causes of sexual intercourse bleeding. Some people are even "afraid of blood color," mistakenly believing they must have cancer. Unaware, sexual intercourse bleeding does not equal cervical cancer. Correctly speaking, sexual intercourse bleeding is a common symptom of certain gynecological diseases. Cervical erosion is a disease that is not easy to recover from. Friends with the disease should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they reduce the confidence of fighting cervical erosion and believe that they can definitely recover.