Patient's question:
I have been divorced for 12 years, and I lived with my husband for a long time due to training. Usually, I pay attention to personal hygiene. But why do I still get cervical erosion, a gynecological disease? When there are no trichomonas or fungi in the hospital, why do you still feel itchy? How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is caused by long-term stimulation due to chronic cervical inflammation. It may also be caused by an ascending infection from vaginitis, with the main cause being neglect of hygiene during sexual activity. A weakened immune system makes it easier to fall ill, and cervical erosion can also lead to increased vaginal discharge, causing irritation and itching. If you do not have children, surgical treatment is not recommended. It is advised to actively use topical medications to treat vaginitis and cervical inflammation.