Will cervical erosion heal on its own?

When female friends know that cervical erosion is not a gynecological disease, they will have doubts. Will cervical erosion heal on its own? Does cervical erosion really not need to be treated? Should cervical erosion be treated? Cervical erosion is a condition in which squamous epithelial cells cover the cervix due to a decrease in estrogen in a woman's body. It can be cured as long as the estrogen content in the body is adjusted.

1. Should cervical erosion be treated?

The symptoms of mild cervical erosion are not easy to detect and are generally mild and easily overlooked. Therefore, many female friends often do not seek treatment in time, which leads to worsening of inflammation and infection.

In fact, cervical erosion is a dynamic development process. If mild cervical erosion is not treated in time or correctly, it can easily develop into moderate or severe cervical erosion, especially granular or papillary cervical erosion, which not only threatens physical health but also increases the difficulty and cost of treatment, and may even develop into cervical cancer and endanger life.

As the saying goes, Chinese medicine treats the disease from the beginning. Although the symptoms of mild cervical erosion are not obvious enough, once the symptoms of mild cervicitis are found, it must be treated in time. The earlier the treatment, the better.

2. What causes mild cervical erosion?

Mild cervical erosion can cause symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge and yellow color. Since the symptoms of mild cervical erosion are not very obvious, they are easily ignored. However, if not treated in time, it will often aggravate the inflammation and seriously endanger women's health. Let us now understand the causes of mild cervical erosion.

First, 20% of the causes of mild cervical erosion are due to unclean sexual life between men and women. If the sexual environment is not clean, it is easy to get bacterial infection and the probability of disease will greatly increase.

Second, one of the causes of mild cervical erosion is multiple artificial abortions. Multiple artificial abortions, diagnostic curettage, cervical dilation and other gynecological surgeries may lead to cervical injury or inflammation, and finally cause cervical erosion.

Third, improper cleaning. There are many female cleaning products on the market. If they are not selected properly and a high concentration of disinfectant is used to flush the vagina, it will not only affect the growth of normal vaginal flora and reduce its ability to inhibit bacteria, but will also cause varying degrees of cervical epithelial damage and eventually erosion.

Fourth, frequent sexual activities, premature sexual life, frequent changes of sexual partners and excessive sexual intensity are causes of cervical erosion that cannot be ignored.