Can cervical erosion be inherited?

Can women inherit cervical erosion? The answer is no. Many women suffer from cervical erosion, so they are worried that cervical erosion will be passed on to their children. Cervical erosion is one of the common gynecological diseases. So, is this disease hereditary? Let's take a look at the specific causes of cervical erosion:

Is cervical erosion hereditary? Is it contagious? What causes cervical erosion in women?

1. Repeated abortion:

Multiple abortions, diagnostic curettage, cervical dilation and other gynecological surgeries caused by premarital sex may lead to cervical injury or inflammation, and ultimately cause cervical erosion.

2. Unclean sex life:

Is cervical erosion hereditary? Is it contagious? Unclean or rough sex can easily cause cervical lacerations, at which time bacteria can easily enter the cervical opening, causing moderate cervical erosion. Sometimes having sex too early can also easily lead to the onset of the disease.

3. Irregular menstruation:

Due to excessive menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual period, the squamous epithelium of the cervix is ​​immersed in alkaline secretions and menstrual blood, and is stimulated for a long time to form inflammation; or due to congenital erosion, the estrogen level decreases, the cervix is ​​congested, and the endocervical epithelium proliferates and moves downward, causing the cervix to become eroded.

After reading the detailed introduction above, I believe everyone must have a detailed understanding of cervical erosion. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. We already know that cervical erosion is very harmful to us, but it is not a hereditary disease, so if you suffer from cervical erosion, don't feel burdened by it.