Patient's question:
When carefully examining the cervix, the doctor said I have third-degree cervical erosion, but when I looked at my cervix, it didn't seem like third-degree cervical erosion at all. Is it cervical erosion if the cervix bleeds when touched?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is not a disease of reading, it is one of the manifestations of chronic cervicitis, caused by human papillomavirus infection. When cervical erosion recurs, it may manifest as increased leukorrhea, viscosity, and some women may experience purulent leukorrhea mixed with blood or a bad odor, accompanied by lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a heavy feeling in the lower abdomen. During sexual activity, it may cause dyspareunia, and it may also lead to contact bleeding.