Patient's question:
In March 2011, a thorough examination was conducted in the hospital to check the severe condition of cervical erosion, particularly moderate cases. Symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, external genital itching, post-coital bleeding, and lower abdominal pain also reappeared. It is also important to pay attention to personal hygiene and lifestyle habits.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is basically never self-healing. If active treatment is not initiated, cervical erosion not only will not heal but will instead worsen and continue to deteriorate. If cervical erosion is not treated promptly, it is very likely to develop into cervical cancer. Additionally, women with cervical erosion have a 0.7% chance of developing cervical cancer, which is significantly higher than the rate for women without cervical erosion. Under the long-term effects of chronic inflammation, fibrosis of the cervical canal leads to the recurrence of atypical fibrosis of the columnar epithelium. If not treated promptly, a small portion of this will expand and develop into cancer, but fortunately, this expansion and transformation process is relatively slow.