Patient's question:
I am 26 years old and unmarried, but I have a boyfriend. I always pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life. My boyfriend is in good health and has not shown any signs of illness. For some reason, I once felt some discomfort in my lower abdomen and went to the hospital. The doctor found mild cervical erosion. Why did this happen? During sexual intercourse with my boyfriend, I don't feel any discomfort. Is it because of excessive friction during intercourse that caused the cervix to be rubbed and broken, or is it due to inflammation or bacteria that were already present in the vagina? How long does it take to treat this condition? I've heard that a high percentage of modern women suffer from this disease. Some people say that...Doctor's answer:
I also got this disease. The doctor said it was mainly caused by poor hygiene. Does your boyfriend have excessive foreskin? When I got tested, I was also asked to have my husband tested, but no bacteria that caused my illness was found. However, the doctor said that male physiological structures are different from ours. Even if there were bacteria at the time, they might have been thoroughly cleaned afterward, making them undetectable during the test. But once the bacteria entered the female body, they cannot be cleaned out, and the illness is likely to develop.