Patient's question:
How many types of cervical erosion are there? Which one is easiest to treat and which one is the hardest to treat? Are there any preventive methods?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally considered by most clinicians to be a normal phenomenon involving the renewal of squamous epithelial cells, specifically the intermingling of columnar epithelium, which is primarily classified into three grades. However, this condition has now been removed from the diagnostic criteria, as it is believed to represent a normal presentation and does not require any unnecessary anxiety or treatment. Regular, careful checks of cervical liquid-based cytology (LBC) are sufficient.