What are cervical hyperplasia and cervical erosion?

Cervical hyperplasia literally means that the cervix has hyperplasia. The common cause is cervical hyperplasia-like lesions caused by inflammatory stimulation, also known as cervical hypertrophy or cervical hypertrophic hyperplasia. Generally, simple cervical hyperplasia will not be complicated by cervical erosion.

If it is simple cervical hyperplasia or cervical hypertrophy, simple anti-inflammatory treatment can be given. Simple mild cervical hypertrophy will not affect pregnancy and childbirth. If the disease develops seriously, it may have a certain impact on pregnancy and childbirth. Therefore, patients with cervical hyperplasia must be treated as soon as possible.

If it is a simple erosion, the degree of erosion needs to be tested. Mild erosion can be treated by eliminating erosion plugs. If the condition is serious, surgery and gynecological infrared lamp baking treatment are required. If cervical hyperplasia and erosion occur at the same time, this situation is a complication. Whether it is the first hyperplasia or the first erosion, it is a more serious disease. You need to contact a doctor for surgical treatment as soon as possible to avoid the progression of malignant diseases.

Of course, the completion of the operation does not mean the recovery of the disease. It also requires nursing and regular check-ups. You also need to pay attention to your diet. Raw, cold, and spicy foods are prohibited. You can eat some green leafy vegetables and fresh fruits, and drink some tea every day to improve and prevent the recurrence of gynecological diseases. 1 to 2 weeks after treatment, the patient may have increased vaginal discharge, abnormal leucorrhea, or even bloody discharge. After the operation, the patient must pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva (do not wash the vagina), pay attention to personal hygiene, do not ride a bicycle within half a month, and do not have sexual intercourse within two months (sexual stimulation and masturbation are not allowed).

These are the explanations of the spread of cervical erosion and how it is going on. And the causes and symptoms of cervical hyperplasia and erosion are explained. I hope you can recover soon.