One-line cervical opening picture

The vagina is the most private and most caring part of a woman's body. After a colposcopy, female friends find that the cervical opening is not circular but straight, and they will worry whether the cervix has become diseased. In fact, what the cervical opening looks like varies from person to person. So, what should you do if your cervix is ​​in a straight line?

What should I do if my cervix is ​​in a straight line?

For women who have given birth, after going through the process of cervical dilation and delivery of the baby, generally the cervix cannot be completely restored to the state before delivery, and the cervix is ​​often in a straight shape. However, some women who have not given birth may have a straight cervix due to their own growth and development reasons, so there are individual differences. When a woman's cervical opening is in a straight line, the editor recommends going to the hospital for a cervical examination to check whether there is any inflammation on the cervix.

In daily life, we should pay attention to the following aspects:

1. First of all, maintain cleanliness. Female friends should usually keep the vulva clean to prevent the invasion of pathogens. In addition, female friends should pay attention to hygiene during menstruation and avoid sitting baths and sexual intercourse during menstruation. Pay attention to cleaning after intercourse to ensure a clean environment.

2. Have regular gynecological examinations to detect gynecological diseases and ensure early detection and treatment. If a female friend is not prepared to get pregnant temporarily, she should take appropriate contraceptive measures to avoid multiple abortions.

What is the milky white flesh outside the cervix?

Cervical erosion is one of the most common gynecological diseases. Due to the stimulation of inflammatory secretions, the squamous epithelial cells of the cervical mucosa fall off and are covered by proliferating columnar epithelial cells. The surface color is bright red and smooth or bumpy. This type of change is called "cervical erosion." Cervical erosion can cause excessive vaginal discharge, blood in the vaginal discharge or bleeding during sexual intercourse, and often causes back pain, menstrual disorders, infertility, etc. If severe cervical erosion is not treated, it may rarely lead to cervical precancerous lesions or cervical cancer. It is recommended to provide professional treatment for cervical erosion, and use minimally invasive surgery to clean the wound if necessary.