Patient's question:
1. Does long-term use of condoms lead to cervical erosion?2. My menstrual cycle is 50 days, can I use birth control pills? ??First question supplement: If it's generally not caused, does it mean it's still possible?
Is there a risk in using one brand long-term? Should I change brands regularly?
Doctor's answer:
General sexual contact can cause cervical inflammation, especially when using condoms, which increases the likelihood of cervical erosion. It is advisable to avoid frequent use of condoms. Cervical erosion is related to estrogen levels in the body and improper hygiene, rather than being significantly associated with condoms. Once diagnosed, it is best to receive timely treatment. Daily hygiene should be maintained, and follow-up examinations are recommended.