Is second degree cervical erosion serious

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These days, my friend has been very weak, and leucorrhea has increased, it seems very abnormal, so I went to the hospital for examination, and then I knew it was cervical erosion, so I had to hurry to treat it. I don't know much about the disease. Now let's take a look at the second degree of cervical erosion.

Is second degree cervical erosion serious

First: the most obvious symptoms of patients are: increased leucorrhea, yellow sticky, or leucorrhea with blood, a few patients have contact bleeding. Among them, patients with severe cervical erosion are also accompanied with frequent urination, urgency and other symptoms. Inflammatory secretions stimulate vulva for a long time, and can also cause pruritus of vulva. In addition, due to the direct communication between the cervical lymphatic system and the parauterine connective tissue, the inflammation can spread to the pelvic cavity through the lymphatic circulation, leading to pelvic connective tissue inflammation, lumbosacral pain, abdominal distension and other symptoms.

Second: second degree cervical erosion is the most serious degree of cervical erosion, the erosion area has reached 1 / 3 ~ 2 / 3 of the cervical surface; if the development of third degree cervical erosion, the probability of infertility and cancer are greatly increased. Cervical erosion generally has three kinds of situation, there are light, medium, heavy three kinds of erosion, if it is women of childbearing age cervical mild erosion, and no symptoms can not be treated, here are some physiological factors leading to erosion.

Third: there are many traditional methods to treat cervical erosion. Such as cryotherapy, electrocoagulation, micron light, laser treatment, severe surgical resection. At present, our hospital adopts the heat penetration method of loop therapy, and the orlock system repairs the cervix. Its advantage is that it has dual functions of diagnosis and treatment. By checking the edge tissue of the specimen, it can determine whether the lesion tissue has been completely removed, so as to reduce the missed diagnosis rate of cervical micro invasive cancer. Many patients recover to normal appearance after healing, and do not need to be hospitalized.

matters needing attention

Cervical erosion is still relatively serious, often accompanied by some gynecological inflammation, which greatly affects the patient's body, so we should not underestimate, it is recommended that once patients find their body discomfort, they must be treated as soon as possible, hoping to recover as soon as possible.