Will cervical erosion affect the couple's sex life?

Although cervical erosion is a common inflammation, it has a relatively large impact on women and can affect the sexual life of couples, especially severe cervical erosion, which can cause other adverse reproductive diseases if not treated.

1. Generally speaking , cervical erosion is the most common reproductive organ inflammation in women, among which married women account for the majority, and more than half of them have cervical erosion to varying degrees. For unmarried women, the barrier protection of the hymen prevents the invasion of foreign objects, so cervical erosion is relatively rare in unmarried women.

2. Does cervical erosion affect sexual life? Generally speaking, normal and hygienic sexual life will not affect women's health. Semen plays a certain role in this, because normal semen has certain bactericidal and disinfecting effects. At the same time, the female vagina also has a self-cleaning function. If the man carefully cleans his external genitalia before each sexual intercourse, germs will not have the opportunity to invade the vagina. On the contrary, if he does not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene during sexual intercourse, germs will have the opportunity to invade the vagina, thus bringing adverse effects on women's health.

3. For married women, delivery or miscarriage may cause varying degrees of cervical lacerations . Although sometimes the lacerations are not large and do not cause any symptoms at the time, they provide favorable conditions for pathogens, thus causing cervical inflammation. Because the cervix is ​​stimulated by long-term inflammation, local secretions increase, and the cervix is ​​immersed in inflammatory secretions for a long time, causing cervical erosion in women.

4. Some women pay great attention to hygiene , but lack the necessary knowledge and often use high-concentration disinfectant to flush the vagina. This practice is also incorrect. Because doing so will not only affect the growth of normal vaginal flora and reduce its ability to inhibit pathogenic bacteria, but can also cause varying degrees of cervical epithelial damage and eventually erosion.