Can patients with cervical erosion go swimming?

Some women nowadays will suffer from cervical erosion to varying degrees. Some may have milder symptoms, while others may have severe erosion. The weather is quite hot now, and many people like to go swimming to cool down and prevent heatstroke. So, if you have cervical erosion, but the symptoms are relatively mild, can you still go swimming? What should people with cervical erosion pay attention to in their daily lives?

Patients with cervical erosion must pay more attention to hygiene, do not wear the same underwear, do not use the same daily necessities, and do not bathe in the same tub. In addition to these, cervical erosion precautions also include the following three points:

1. Don’t over-clean. Many women with cervical erosion lack the necessary hygiene knowledge and often use high-concentration vaginal washes in the hope of improving the symptoms. However, this not only fails to improve the symptoms of cervical erosion, but also affects and destroys the growth of normal flora in the vagina, disrupting the balance of flora, thereby causing vaginitis.

2. Avoid unclean sexual intercourse. When patients with cervical erosion have sexual intercourse, the penis comes into direct contact with the cervix, which can bring the inflammation on the cervix into the vagina and infect the vagina. If men do not pay attention to hygiene, it can cause vaginal infection and vaginitis. It will bring difficulties to the treatment of cervical erosion. Therefore, try to avoid unclean sexual intercourse, and it is best to stop sexual intercourse during treatment.

3. Generally, if cervical erosion has not been cured, it is best for women not to swim. During swimming, pathogenic bacteria may invade the female vagina with the water flow, and the pathogenic bacteria may cause inflammation. Some pathogenic bacteria may also ascend and infect the female cervix. If a woman already has cervical erosion, the disease may be aggravated by the influence of pathogenic bacteria again.

It can be seen from this that if you suffer from cervical erosion, no matter it is mild or severe erosion, you should not go swimming until it is cured, so as to avoid pathogenic bacteria flowing into the vagina and making the condition more serious. You also need to pay attention to personal hygiene and hygiene during sexual intercourse. It is best to stop sexual life during treatment.