Female cervical erosion is mostly caused by men

Young women should pay enough attention to cervical erosion

According to clinical statistics, patients aged between 17 and 23 accounted for about 78.8%, among which the incidence of cervical erosion was as high as 90%. Cervical erosion used to be a common disease among women aged 35 to 50. But now the phenomenon of younger age groups is so serious that young women should pay enough attention to it. "Because the nerve control of the cervix belongs to the visceral nervous system, patients are not sensitive to pain. Therefore, even if the cervical surface erosion is very severe, it will not cause severe symptoms to the patient. This can easily mask the condition and make the patient relax their vigilance. Once the patient has pain symptoms, "it means that the infection has spread." Severe cervical erosion has been clearly recognized by the medical community as a "precancerous lesion."

Causes of severe cervical erosion in women

First, the female reproductive system fully matures at around the age of 24 to 26, but many women today have sexual activity too early. Second, if women frequently change their sexual partners, their bodies will be exposed to multiple "antigen" stimulation, causing disorders in the body's immune system. At the same time, multiple miscarriages and mycoplasma and chlamydia infections in women are traditionally considered the "number one killer" of cervical erosion in women. From a clinical perspective, the more direct cause of the "number one killer" is men. If men do not clean their reproductive system thoroughly, they can easily bring bacteria into the female body, thereby harming the female. "About 20% to 30% of normal women have chlamydia in their bodies, but it will not cause infection. Once men bring the bacteria in, it can easily cause illness in women."