Patient's question:
I have always paid close attention to my private hygiene, and I would not have sex with others before getting married. Now that I have cervical erosion, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a normal physiological phenomenon and is unrelated to the occurrence of cervical cancer or inflammation. It does not affect normal pregnancy, so no treatment is necessary. Every woman who has sexual activity should undergo an annual TCT test to achieve regular screening and diagnosis for precancerous lesions of cervical cancer, rather than treating the so-called "cervical erosion."First, treating "cervical erosion" goes against medical ethics, as the women receiving treatment may not actually have cervical disease. The physical and mental burden and financial loss brought by such treatment are unacceptable.