Can mild cervical erosion heal itself?

Cervical erosion is a very common gynecological disease. For women, gynecological diseases confuse many people. This is very common. How is cervical erosion caused? So, how to cure mild cervical erosion? Next, the editor will give you a detailed introduction, let’s learn about it together.

How to cure mild cervical erosion

Generally speaking, when cervical erosion is mild, that is, when the erosion area is less than 1/3 of the entire cervical opening, the patient can detect it by herself. After all, the patient will have obvious abnormalities in vaginal secretions at this time. So, can the condition at this time be cured by itself? Experts from the abortion hospital said that relying on mild cervical erosion to cure it is not a good idea.

Can mild cervical erosion be cured? The answer is not easy. Experts warn female friends that mild cervical erosion will not only cause yellowish, purulent or smelly vaginal discharge and genital itching, but will also affect their daily life and work. Moreover, mild cervical erosion is the best time to seek medical help and treatment in time. If you miss it, the condition will spread to moderate and severe cervical erosion, and even cause various complications and infertility!

If you suffer from cervical erosion, it is recommended that female friends actively seek treatment. Early cervical erosion can be cured quickly. If the disease is delayed and the erosion level reaches moderate or severe, it will be more difficult to treat.

Cervical erosion is a common disease in women's clinical medicine, but because the symptoms of cervical erosion are not obvious, women usually cannot deal with it in time. Cervical erosion is not easy to cure if it is not treated. Cervical erosion refers to the erosion surface being less than 1/3 of the entire cervical opening, and abnormal leucorrhea often occurs. This type of erosion refers to the falling off of the squamous epithelial cells of the cervical opening, which are replaced by another type of epithelial cells. This type of epithelial cell tissue is so thin that even the tissue under the cervical opening can be seen.

Although cervical erosion is of a relatively mild grade, it does not mean that the harm to the patient's health can be ignored. If this disease is not treated in time, the impact on the patient's health will be very great. Patients with cervical erosion will have symptoms such as excessive leucorrhea, light yellow color, pus or foul odor, which will seriously affect women's work.

If cervical erosion is not treated promptly and effectively, the condition will develop into mild to moderate cervical erosion, moderate to severe cervical erosion, causing greater harm. If moderate to severe cervical erosion is not treated in time, it can cause a variety of complications and even infertility.