Patient's question:
What causes cervical erosion? How is it treated? What are the symptoms? What causes cervical erosion? How is it treated? What are the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of cervical erosion, which can be mechanical irritation such as sexual intercourse or early sexual activity in women. It can also be due to damage to the cervix or infections from bacteria and viruses, as well as chemical drug irritation, all of which can lead to cervical erosion. A small number of unmarried women have congenital cervical erosion. If a woman frequently changes sexual partners, the body is exposed to multiple "antigen" stimuli, causing immune system disorders. Additionally, multiple miscarriages and infections with mycoplasma and chlamydia are traditionally considered the "primary killer" for women developing cervical erosion. From a clinical perspective, the more direct trigger for this "primary killer" is men. Men's inadequate cleaning of the reproductive system can easily introduce bacteria into women's bodies, thereby harming them. In normal women, approximately 20% to 30% have chlamydia in their bodies, but it does not constitute an infection. However, once bacteria are introduced by men, it is very easy to cause illness in women.