Can I have sex if I have cervical erosion of degree 2?

Cervical erosion is a physiological change caused by estrogen. Generally speaking, cervical erosion does not need to be treated, but if cervical erosion is combined with infection, other symptoms will appear, such as excessive secretions, bleeding during sexual intercourse, bloody secretions, etc. If there are these symptoms, cervical erosion still needs to be treated. The following is a practical explanation of whether you can have sex with cervical erosion of degree 2:

It is recommended that patients with cervical erosion of degree 2 have sexual intercourse after the cervical erosion is cured. If patients with cervical erosion of degree 2 still have sexual intercourse, it will cause cross infection, causing the cervical erosion symptoms to worsen and develop into degree 3 cervical erosion. If patients with degree 3 cervical erosion are not treated in time, it may affect the infertility of women. Therefore, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during the period of cervical erosion of degree 2, and attention should be paid to hygiene.

Cervical erosion can be divided into three types according to the area of ​​erosion: mild erosion, mild to moderate erosion, and moderate to severe erosion. Generally, mild cervical erosion does not require treatment, but mild to moderate cervical erosion and moderate to severe cervical erosion must be treated promptly. Therefore, patients with cervical erosion degree 2 will always aggravate the development of symptoms if they have sex without treatment.

Cervical erosion is a normal physiological phenomenon, but if cervical erosion is combined with infection, symptoms such as excessive vaginal discharge, leucorrhea with an odor, and yellow leucorrhea will appear, and bleeding may occur during sexual intercourse. At the same time, cervical erosion causes great harm to the patient, and seriously affects women's infertility and may cause lesions.