What should I do if cervical erosion recurs?

Cervical erosion is a gynecological disease. Its real name is cervical columnar epithelium ectopia. It is a disease that women often suffer from. Because the incidence rate is very high, we remind women to learn to take preventive measures. The most important thing is to pay attention to personal hygiene. Women must learn to keep themselves clean and avoid promiscuous sex life. Once suffering from cervical erosion, timely treatment is required. So if cervical erosion recurs, how to deal with it correctly?

What should I do if cervical erosion recurs?

Cervical erosion is not a disease and does not require surgery. Premenopausal women can have this symptom. It is normal and does not affect having children.

Cervical erosion is just a phenomenon, not the name of a disease. Most cervical erosions are seen in physiological columnar epithelial ectopia, and a few are seen in cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer. There is no need to worry if the cervical cancer screening is normal. Physiological columnar epithelial ectopia is prone to occur during childbearing age. This is not a disease. If there is no abnormal leucorrhea and bleeding during intercourse, no special treatment is required.

This is most likely related to one's own immunity or physical constitution. It is recommended that in the case of the second degree, you can try using a vaginal suppository. Also, pay attention to personal hygiene. Be especially careful when having sex. Don't have sex too often or for too long. These are all related.

The larger the area of ​​cervical erosion, the higher the recurrence rate. Women with mild and moderate cervical erosion have a higher cure rate and a lower recurrence rate, while women with severe cervical erosion have a higher recurrence rate.

Incomplete treatment: During physical treatments such as laser, electric perm or microwave, if the treatment is too superficial or limited in scope, the diseased tissue at the erosion site cannot be completely destroyed, resulting in residual diseased tissue and causing recurrence.

Frequent sexual life: Among the surveyed population, those who have sexual life more than 3 to 4 times a week have a relatively high recurrence rate of cervical erosion.

Repeated artificial abortion: During artificial abortion, the cervix will be damaged. If artificial abortion is repeated, the cervix will be damaged many times, which is also one of the reasons for the recurrence of cervical erosion.

Cervical erosion is curable. We have discussed several treatments for cervical erosion before: local medication, physical therapy, and surgical treatment, and discussed their advantages, disadvantages, and indications. As long as the doctor's instructions such as abstaining from sexual intercourse, swimming, bathing, and vaginal douching are followed during the treatment process, cervical erosion can be cured in most patients. Of course, the course of treatment may be longer or shorter depending on the degree of erosion. Generally speaking, surgical treatment is less likely to cause recurrence because the lesions are completely removed. Other treatment methods are limited to the surface of the cervix, or the treatment depth is not well controlled, and the inflammation of the deep cervical tissue cannot be eliminated. Therefore, the erosion surface may be temporarily cured, but the root cause is not eliminated, and the patient may also cause the cervical tissue to be infected by pathogenic bacteria again due to vaginitis, artificial abortion surgery, etc., so recurrence is still possible after a period of time. For patients with cervical erosion, the doctor's treatment is one aspect. After recovery, they should also pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and sexual hygiene, and pay attention to contraception, enhance the body's disease resistance, and prevent repeated cervical infection and recurrence of cervical erosion.