Patient's question:
I have cervical erosion for two years, and it often appears with increased leukorrhea and a strong odor.Doctor's answer:
Hello, as you mentioned, cervical erosion is generally considered to be caused by long-term chronic inflammation stimulation, and the columnar epithelium in the cervical canal can develop atypical hyperplasia. If it is not treated in time, a portion of these patients may eventually develop cancer. However, because this transformation process is relatively slow, there is time to actively treat it. Generally, for moderate to severe erosion, the effect of medication is not very ideal. The most ideal treatment method is surgical treatment, which is thorough.