What are the categories of cervical erosion according to the degree of lesions?

For many patients, it is sometimes difficult to judge whether it is cervical erosion or not, because in general, cervical erosion is divided into true cervical erosion and false cervical erosion. Why are these two types difficult to distinguish? What is the basis for the classification of cervical erosion? The following is the expert's answer, I hope it will be helpful to you.

The classification of cervical erosion is as follows:

1. True erosion: Since the surface of the cervix is ​​often covered with a lot of mucus or purulent secretions, these secretions have long stimulated and soaked the squamous epithelium around the external os of the cervix. Coupled with the inflammatory infiltration of the deep tissues of the cervix, the squamous epithelium covering the surface of the cervix loses its vitality and falls off, forming ulcers. This is true erosion.

2. Pseudo-erosion: The pathological concept of erosion refers to "the shedding of the surface epithelium", and the common cervical erosion in clinical work is mostly the red area around the external cervical opening. During colposcopy, after applying 3% acetic acid on the surface of the red area, it can be seen that the red area is partially changed into a "grape bunch", which is caused by columnar epithelial edema. If a biopsy is performed on this area, columnar epithelium can be seen on the surface under a microscope. Therefore, if the pathological definition of erosion is strictly followed, this does not belong to erosion, so some people suggest calling it pseudo-erosion, which is the classification of cervical erosion.

Regarding the classification of cervical erosion by the above experts, there is nothing special in general. It is mainly classified according to the degree of erosion. I hope you can pay more attention in your life and try to have the awareness of self-judgment. If it doesn't work, go to the hospital for the corresponding examination. I wish you a speedy recovery!

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