Will all married women have cervical erosion?

Patient's question:

There is an odor, with occasional lower abdominal pain accompanied by leukorrhea. This symptom has lasted for two years.

Doctor's answer:

Cervical erosion is indeed a very common and prevalent gynecological disease, but not all women with sexual activity have it. Currently, second-degree cervical erosion requires necessary treatment. If the woman has no history of childbirth, topical medication can be used as the primary treatment for the time being. If she has no future fertility requirements, local physical surgery can be considered directly. If active treatment is not pursued, there will definitely be signs of worsening erosion.

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