Patient's question:
Cervical erosion has been going on for about a year because I didn't do anything when I was pregnant. Recently, the doctor said it's 2 degrees of cervical erosion.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion itself does not pose serious harm to a patient's health, but it can lead to infertility and complications. If not treated promptly, it may progress to more severe conditions. Clinical studies have shown that cervical erosion can also significantly increase the risk of cancer, causing serious harm. It is recommended to maintain external genital hygiene. Avoid douching the vagina to prevent disrupting the natural vaginal environment. Regular gynecological examinations are important. Cervical erosion and cervical cancer are difficult to distinguish early on with the naked eye, but a cervical smear can be performed for diagnosis, which is simple and easy. This is also a preventive measure for cervical erosion. It is best to also pay attention to preventing cervical erosion by practicing effective contraception.