Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, as you mentioned, it is indeed very common for gynecological diseases to occur frequently. However, not all women who have sexual activity experience them. The current second-degree erosion does require necessary treatment. If there is no history of childbirth, it can be temporarily treated with external medications. If there are 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.