Can female cervical erosion be cured? Two common sense about female cervical erosion

The incidence of cervical erosion is very high nowadays, and many people do not have a clear understanding of the treatment of cervical erosion. For treatment, we must choose some effective treatment methods as soon as possible to help us cure better. Maybe many of us do not have a clearer understanding of whether cervical erosion can be cured and how to cure it. Let us learn about whether cervical erosion can be cured and how to treat it.

1. First of all, it is very important to keep the vulva clean. You should get used to washing the vulva 1-2 times a day. The washing order is from front to back, that is, first the labia majora and minora, then the vaginal opening, and then the anus. If you have the conditions to take a bath once a day, you can just wash the vulva when you take a bath, and there is no need to wash it separately; please note that it needs to be washed with warm water. You can also apply a bottle of Qingfei Shuli to the affected area after taking a bath every day to promote the improvement of the condition.

Secondly, sanitary napkins should be changed frequently during menstruation. Choose sanitary napkins with good breathability. It is best not to use panty liners at ordinary times, and change underwear frequently. Underwear should be made of cotton, washed separately, and exposed to the sun. Patients with athlete's foot should fix the order of bedding when sleeping, and do not put underwear at the feet. In daily life, bedding should be dried frequently and the room should be ventilated.

2. Cervical erosion is not an independent disease, but a manifestation of chronic cervicitis, which is caused by human papillomavirus infection. As a disease, cervicitis mainly includes the following three specific lesions: cervical erosion, cervical cysts and cervical polyps, among which cervical erosion is the most common. Early treatment of cervicitis and cervical erosion is crucial. When cervical erosion occurs, it contains a large number of white blood cells. Women with cervical erosion usually have a cervical malignant change rate that is 5-10 times that of ordinary people. The main reason for the malignant change of the cervix is ​​that the cervix is ​​repeatedly damaged and stimulated by long-term inflammatory cells. When suffering from moderate to severe cervical erosion, especially granular and papillary cervical erosion, the local immunity of the cervix decreases. There are many treatments for cervical erosion, including drug therapy, physical therapy, and surgical treatment, which can be appropriately selected according to the degree of erosion.