How many degrees of cervical erosion are there

Cervical erosion is a gynecological disease that adult women are relatively familiar with. Suffering from cervical erosion is a very unfortunate thing. It causes considerable harm to the body and can even cause female infertility in severe cases. We know that cervical erosion is divided into several degrees, and the severity of different degrees of cervical erosion is also different. Let’s take a look at the differences between the degrees of cervical erosion.

Cervical erosion is divided into first degree for mild erosion, second degree for moderate erosion, and third degree for severe erosion. Experts say that to confirm cervical erosion, a cervical examination is required. A cervical examination is a comprehensive examination of the cervix, which is used to prevent and promptly treat cervical lesions. It includes vaginal examination, probe examination, and contrast examination. For some patients with cervical tumors, the appearance of the cervix is ​​similar to cervical erosion. Cervical erosion can only be diagnosed after cervical scraping is performed to exclude cervical tumors!

Cervical erosion is divided into several degrees. We often hear doctors say that the patient has mild cervical erosion or severe cervical erosion. Doctors classify cervical erosion into mild, moderate and severe according to the size of the cervical erosion area. The specific division method is:

Mild: refers to the erosion area being less than 1/3 of the entire cervical area.

Moderate: It means that the erosion area occupies 1/3 to 2/3 of the entire cervical area.

Severe: It means that the erosion area occupies more than 2/3 of the entire cervical area.

Cervical erosion is divided into several degrees. Because cervical erosion is inevitably related to the incidence of cervical cancer, in addition to observing the size, type, hardness of the erosion area and the shape of the cervix, it is more important to do a cervical scraping and cytological examination to identify early cervical cancer. If necessary, a little cervical tissue can be taken for pathological examination under colposcopy, which will be more helpful for a comprehensive differential diagnosis of the two.

Cervical erosion is divided into several degrees. Most cervical erosion symptoms are different and the diagnosis results are also different. Dialectical treatment of cervical erosion and targeted selection of medications for internal and external use can improve symptoms without damaging the body's vitality and having no toxic side effects. Therefore, it is recommended that female patients make careful choices based on their own circumstances.

I hope that women who have already suffered from cervical erosion will read the above article and first check their own cervical erosion degree, and then receive targeted treatment. No matter how serious the condition is, they must receive treatment and remember not to give up treatment. We need to remind everyone that women should go to the hospital regularly for gynecological examinations in their daily lives, so that diseases such as cervical erosion can be detected early.