What does bad cervical condition mean?

When a woman is giving birth, the doctor often needs to assess the condition of the cervix to decide how the woman will give birth. So what does poor cervical condition mean? Poor cervical conditions generally refer to various conditions of cervical dilation that are not conducive to rapid opening of the cervix, such as a long cervical canal, a hard or brittle cervix, which can make it difficult for the cervix to open and may even lead to accidents during the process, resulting in an inability to deliver successfully. In this case, the doctor will comprehensively consider and evaluate the delivery risks and methods of delivery for the mother.

Ways to protect your cervix

1. Pay attention to daily details: do a good job in the prevention and treatment of cervical diseases, do a good job of care during menstruation, and take care of the private parts correctly. It is best to wash the private parts frequently with warm water and choose cotton underwear with good breathability, which is beneficial to the health of women's private parts. Inflammation and infection of women's private parts will affect the health of the uterus and increase the risk of various gynecological diseases.

2. Regular physical examinations to eliminate dangers: It is best for women to have regular gynecological examinations to detect physical diseases in a timely manner. If you find that you have a disease, you should take appropriate treatment methods as soon as possible, and do a good job in preventing and treating cervical erosion and cervical cancer. It is very important to have regular gynecological examinations every year. Regular examinations can detect precancerous lesions early.

3. Carefully protect and treat the symptoms: Women should carefully protect the health of the uterus and ovaries, and develop good hygiene habits. Try to eat less sweets. Frequent consumption of sweets will affect the health of women's private parts. They should also insist on exercising. Women doing aerobic exercise every day is beneficial to the health of the uterus and ovaries, and can improve the body's disease resistance.

Conditions that increase your risk of cervical disease

Those who have sex too early or too frequently

The cervical tissue cells of young girls have not yet matured and are sensitive to external pathogens. Having sex too early will increase the chance of infection. In addition, frequent sexual intercourse between couples can repeatedly stimulate the female cervical epithelium and easily lead to cervical erosion.

Those who marry early, have children early, and have many births

Women who give birth too early or too frequently are more likely to suffer from cervical diseases because early and frequent births can easily damage the immature uterus and induce infection.

Male partner with foreskin that is too long

During sexual intercourse, the male organ comes into direct contact with the cervix. When a man's foreskin is too long and is not cleaned properly, the large number of bacteria in the smegma can easily infect the cervix, increasing the risk of cervical disease in women.

Women aged 30 and above who have given birth

After a woman reaches the age of 30, the weight of her ovaries gradually decreases, the secretion of estrogen gradually decreases, the uterus gradually shrinks, the immunity of the cervix weakens, and the chance of HPV infection increases.

Those who have had multiple abortions

Multiple artificial abortions can cause varying degrees of cervical damage, giving bacteria an opportunity to invade and cause cervical erosion.