Causes of cervical erosion in children

Many women who have not given birth will be told by doctors that they have cervical erosion during physical examinations. Most of them will wonder, why do I have this disease before I have given birth? This is a misunderstanding of many women, who believe that cervical erosion is a disease that only people who have given birth will have. In fact, cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease. The main cause of this disease is inflammation. The cervix is ​​invaded by bacteria, and the squamous epithelium on the surface slowly falls off. At this time, the columnar epithelium in the cervical canal takes the opportunity to surround it, forming cervical erosion. So, what are the causes of cervical erosion in children without childbirth?

1. Frequent artificial abortions. Some young women do not take proper safety measures during intimate matters before marriage, resulting in frequent artificial abortions. This causes damage to the cervix, making it difficult to resist the invasion of bacteria and triggering inflammation. Inflammation stimulates the secretion in women's body, and if the cervix is ​​soaked in this secretion for a long time, it will form erosion. In addition, gynecological surgeries such as cervical dilation and curettage can also damage the cervix.

2. Unhealthy sex life. At present, young people generally accept premarital sex, but due to the lack of sexual knowledge, they will lead to unhealthy sex life. Young people have strong physical strength and find high-intensity sex life very stimulating. Having sex more than four times a week can easily cause the disease. This is because the male reproductive organ comes into contact with the female cervix multiple times for a long time, stimulating the cervix and putting a lot of pressure on it. In addition, if the male's genitals are not cleaned properly, more and more germs will be brought into the female's body, which will cause the disease over time. In addition, having too many sexual partners and starting sex too early are also reasons that cannot be underestimated.

3. Unhygienic sex life. For women who have not had sex, because of the protection of the hymen, germs rarely have the opportunity to enter the female body, and the vaginal environment is cleaner. Women who have had sexual intercourse are relatively more susceptible to germs because they no longer have the protection of their hymen. Some men do not pay attention to the hygiene of their sexual life. During intimacy, bacteria will enter the female cervix through the male's reproductive organs and cause inflammation. In addition, women who already have this symptom will have the area of ​​cervical erosion expanded, causing deeper erosion. Here, it is recommended that women, for their own health, urge men to do necessary cleaning before intimacy.

4. Excessive cleaning. Some women overreact to the hygiene of their private parts and like to use cleaning solutions or soaps to clean their vulva and vagina. In fact, this is just a psychological effect. The female vagina has a self-protection mode. Under the stimulation of female hormones, it produces acidic secretions, which can prevent bacterial growth. However, if inappropriate solutions or soaps are used for cleaning, this protective mode will be destroyed, allowing bacteria to break through and eventually damage the cervix.

5. Related to the menstrual cycle. This disease is related to the menstrual cycle. Studies have shown that the incidence rate of people with a menstrual cycle longer than 28 days is 85.55%, and the incidence rate of people with a menstrual cycle less than 20 days is 35.55%.

After reading the above reasons for cervical erosion in women who have not given birth, I believe everyone has realized that cervical erosion is not a disease that only women who have given birth will have. If you have a gynecological disease, you should pay attention to keeping your private parts clean and hygienic in your daily life and do regular gynecological examinations.

Go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease and causing serious consequences.