What causes cervical erosion and moderate inflammation?

Moderate cervical erosion causes moderate inflammation, which is closely related to factors such as infection, excessive sexual activity, frequent gynecological surgery or hormonal abnormalities. These reasons may damage the protective barrier of the cervix and cause an inflammatory response.

Cervical erosion is usually referred to as cervical columnar epithelial ectopia in medicine, not physical "erosion". Infection is the most common cause, especially invasion by bacteria and viruses (such as HPV and herpes virus) caused by unclean sexual life or long-term repeated infection. Frequent or rough sexual life can cause micro-invasive damage to the cervix, and the lack of correct contraceptive measures can easily lead to aggravated inflammation. Gynecological surgeries such as repeated curettage and cervical surgery may damage the cervix, and incomplete repair may lead to local inflammation. Endocrine disorders, especially high estrogen levels, may also increase the fragility of the cervical mucosa. External environments such as unsanitary public places and hot and humid climates may also increase the risk of infection.

Cervical erosion is usually referred to as cervical columnar epithelial ectopia in medicine, not physical "erosion". Infection is the most common cause, especially invasion by bacteria and viruses (such as HPV and herpes virus) caused by unclean sexual life or long-term repeated infection. Frequent or rough sexual life can cause micro-invasive damage to the cervix, and the lack of correct contraceptive measures can easily lead to aggravated inflammation. Gynecological surgeries such as repeated curettage and cervical surgery may damage the cervix, and incomplete repair may lead to local inflammation. Endocrine disorders, especially high estrogen levels, may also increase the fragility of the cervical mucosa. External environments such as unsanitary public places and hot and humid climates may also increase the risk of infection.

Prevention and treatment of moderate cervical erosion inflammation should be approached from multiple angles. Regular prenatal and gynecological examinations can detect problems early. Maintaining healthy sexual habits and avoiding frequent surgeries are the key to prevention. Moderate inflammation can usually be treated with physical therapy (such as LEEP knife or laser treatment), local medication (such as vaginal antibiotic suppositories) or comprehensive drug treatment (anti-infective drugs combined with antiviral drugs). It is advisable to eat more foods rich in vitamins C and E (such as citrus fruits and nuts), and iron-supplementing foods (such as animal liver) can also help improve local tissue healing.