What is cervical erosion of degree 2? Detailed medical knowledge about cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a disease caused by patients who do not pay attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse, have had multiple abortions, or pay too much attention to hygiene, resulting in an imbalance of flora in the vagina. When it develops into 2nd degree cervical erosion, patients experience symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, vulvar itching, back pain, and abdominal distension.

Cervical erosion is classified into different degrees according to the area of ​​the cervical wound. When cervical erosion becomes 2nd degree, patients must pay attention to it and actively seek treatment to avoid further harm to their health. So, what is 2nd degree cervical erosion? Let's take a closer look.
1. Causes of 2nd degree cervical erosion <br/>During sexual intercourse, if the male partner does not pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals and comes into direct contact with the female friend, the bacteria will be directly introduced into the female friend's vagina, causing the cervix to be infected. When the degree of infection worsens, it will become 2nd degree cervical erosion. If both parties do not clean in time before and after sexual intercourse, it is also easy to cause infection.
If a female friend has had multiple abortions, it will cause damage to the cervix, which will make it easier for bacteria and germs to invade the cervix and cause some gynecological inflammation. When the damaged cervix is ​​stimulated by these inflammatory secretions for a long time, it will cause cervical erosion of degree 2.
In addition, some female friends who pay more attention to genital hygiene, if they pay too much attention to it and often use high-concentration disinfectants to flush their vagina, it will cause the flora in the vagina to lose balance and also lead to the formation of second-degree cervical erosion.
2. Symptoms of cervical erosion degree 2 <br/>Patients with cervical erosion degree 2 will have a significant increase in leucorrhea, which is a very obvious symptom of cervical erosion degree 2. The shape of the leucorrhea will vary depending on the different pathogens of the patient.
Some patients have milky white and sticky leucorrhea, some have yellow and sticky leucorrhea, and some have leucorrhea mixed with blood. Due to the irritation of these leucorrhea, patients may also experience symptoms of vulvar itching.
Patients with second-degree cervical erosion will also have symptoms of lower back pain and abdominal distension. This is because the female cervical lymphatic vessels and the connective tissue next to the cervix are interconnected, so they will stimulate the patient's pelvic cavity and cause these symptoms.