Will severe cervical erosion turn into cervical cancer?

Cervical erosion is a problem that troubles the sexual life of many women, especially in some private hospitals, because of the pressure of rights, these hospitals exaggerate the harm of cervical erosion. Many women are said to have cervical erosion and are very worried. Do you really want to know whether cervical erosion can cause cervical cancer? Let us listen carefully to what the Chinese government says.

Cervical erosion is a normal physiological change of the cervix, not a pathological condition. Under normal circumstances, if the female hormone level in a woman's body rises, the cervical columnar epithelial cells move outward, covering the surface of the cervix, which looks like hematoma and redness, similar to erosion. We call it cervical erosion. Many single women who have no sex life may also suffer from cervical erosion. Therefore, the occurrence of cervical erosion has nothing to do with whether a person has sexual life. Never think that women with cervical erosion have unclean private lives.

Cervical erosion is not actually caused by bacterial infection. If patients with cervical erosion do not have a high incidence of Trichomonas vaginitis, local vaginal cleaning is not recommended. Because excessive cleaning will destroy the vagina's own protective natural barrier, it will not only be detrimental to cervical erosion, but will also cause secondary vaginal infection.

Will cervical erosion lead to cervical cancer? Cervical erosion without too many symptoms does not require special treatment, and cervical erosion itself is not likely to develop into cervical cancer. There is no correlation between these. However, women with cervical erosion need treatment when they experience excessive discharge and contact bleeding. Moderate to severe cervical erosion has similar symptoms to cervical cancer and is easy to confuse, so patients with cervical erosion need to undergo cervical cytology and virology tests when receiving treatment.

Will cervical erosion lead to cervical cancer? I believe that after reading the above content, we all know that there is no direct connection between cervical erosion and cervical cancer. Some patients with mild cervical erosion can be cured without treatment. I hope that patients with cervical erosion don’t have to worry too much when they learn that they have the disease.