Patient's question:
I am a moderate case of cervical erosion and have undergone active treatment, including taking antibiotics, intravenous fluids for a week, and sleeping separately from my partner. This has achieved some positive results. I would like to ask, how can I determine if my cervical erosion has been cured? When can I resume normal sexual activity? Can I have sex with the use of condoms at this stage?Doctor's answer:
??????Analysis of the condition: For women with cervical erosion, it has become a common phenomenon. Many women do not seek treatment and allow it to progress. However, for married women, the most concerning issue is still sexual intercourse. Suggestions: During moderate to severe cervical erosion, sexual intercourse must be strictly prohibited. This is because during sexual activity, the female cervix comes into direct contact with the male penis. If sexual hygiene is not paid attention to at this time, bacteria can be directly introduced into the vagina, leading to cervical infection. For women who already have cervical erosion, it can worsen the degree of erosion, potentially causing the erosion area to expand. Severe cervical erosion may also lead to sexual intercourse-related contact bleeding or irregular vaginal bleeding.