Physiological manifestations of cervical erosion

Knowledge about cervical erosion: It is a symptom of the cervix and is not a gynecological disease, so there is no need for treatment for cervical erosion. However, patients with cervical erosion will have many symptoms. Physiological cervical erosion manifests as pain, increased vaginal discharge, itching, bleeding, etc. At this time, people will unconsciously want to seek treatment to reduce the pain caused by cervical erosion. You can learn more about it for details.

1. What are the symptoms of physiological cervical erosion?

1. Pain. This symptom is mainly caused by the presence of inflammation, which will spread to the pelvic cavity along the uterine ligaments, causing women to experience lower abdominal pain. Some women will also suffer from back pain due to inflammation.

2. Many. The most obvious is leucorrhea. Normal leucorrhea should be transparent, but this symptom will increase the amount of leucorrhea, which is mostly light yellow or milky white in color and feels sticky and thick. Sometimes there will be blood in the leucorrhea.

3. Difficult. Once the inflammation spreads to the bladder, the patient will experience difficulty and pain in urination, and some patients even report pain during defecation.

4. Itch. This symptom will cause an increase in leucorrhea, which in turn affects the vaginal environment, causing vaginal inflammation, itching, and even pain.

5. Blood. During intimacy, there may be an odor and possible bleeding.

2. What to do if you have cervical erosion

1. Medication

For mild patients, since the inflammation is not serious, drug treatment is generally sufficient. Use antibiotics and antiviral drugs to wipe the affected area. You can also cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Grind the formula into powder, dip it with a cotton ball, and apply it to the affected area. You need to actively cooperate with the doctor's instructions for better and more significant results.

2. Physical therapy

For moderate and severe patients, freezing and laser can be used to damage the columnar epithelium at the erosion site, killing it and causing it to gradually fall off, allowing new cervical squamous epithelium to grow. This method takes less time and has better effects, and is the most widely used treatment method. However, this method may affect the quality of intimacy between the couple because it will damage the nerve sensitivity of the vaginal wall, and there is also a risk of recurrence.

3. Surgery

Surgical treatment is relatively traditional and is mainly aimed at severe patients whose affected area is large. In addition, if they are affected by inflammation and cervical polyps or cervical hypertrophy occur, surgical treatment is required for removal. However, due to its high cost, heavy bleeding, and many damages, it is not recommended and is rarely used at present.

4. Diet

(1) Eat more refreshing and delicious food, and eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins and proteins, such as cucumbers, tofu, chicken, crucian carp, apples, bananas, etc.

(2) Avoid eating spicy or irritating foods, such as chili peppers, leeks, white wine, onions, etc. These foods will irritate the female body, causing further congestion in the pelvic cavity, or causing excessive tightening of the uterine muscles, leading to increased inflammation and expansion of the area of ​​erosion.

(3) Eat less blood-clotting foods and foods containing hormones. Do not assume that these foods are good for women’s physiological regulation. In fact, for women with this symptom, they will have the opposite effect. For example, donkey-hide gelatin, which many women love to eat, as well as red dates and longans, should not be eaten too much.