Is grade 3 uterine erosion serious?

　　According to experts, cervical erosion Not only can it lead to female Infertile, and with cervical cancer The occurrence has a certain relationship. In the outpatient clinic, many patients will ask“ Uterus Is 3rd degree erosion serious? ”It is understood that according to the degree of uterine erosion, it can be divided into 1st degree uterine erosion, 2nd degree uterine erosion, and 3rd degree uterine erosion. Uterine erosion of 3 degrees is already a relatively serious erosion for cervical erosion. When the condition has progressed to uterine erosion level 3, you should go to hospital immediately Hospital Diagnosed and treated.

　　However, experts remind netizens that nowadays, with advanced medical technology, a variety of methods can treat uterine erosion, such as drug treatment, surgical treatment and physical therapy. Therefore, patients do not need to worry whether cervical erosion can be cured. Experts added that because the drug treatment cycle is long and the effect is not obvious, it is generally not recommended to use drugs to treat third-degree cervical erosion. However, physical therapy and surgical treatment can treat both the symptoms and the root cause. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital to use these two methods for the treatment of cervical erosion. However, patients need to first understand their own symptoms before symptomatic treatment can be effective.

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　　The normal cervical surface is covered by a layer of squamous epithelium, which is smooth and pink. Uterine erosion is mostly acute or chronic Cervicitis As a result, it is more common in married and frail women. Uterine erosion is mostly caused by damage to the cervix during sex or childbirth, allowing bacteria to invade and cause the disease. It can also be caused by physical weakness or bacterial infection during menstruation.

　　Is grade 3 uterine erosion serious? The main symptom of uterine erosion is increased leucorrhea, which is usually thick or purulent mucus, sometimes accompanied by fishy smell, sometimes bloody or sexual bleeding, followed by Itching of the vulva , or burning discomfort, lower abdominal or lumbosacral pain, which worsens during sexual intercourse, menstruation and defecation. There are also symptoms of weakness in both lower limbs, bitter mouth, nausea, yellow urine, etc.