Chronic cervicitis with erosive squamous metaplasia serious?

Chronic cervicitis with erosive squamous metaplasia is serious, need to be judged according to the specific circumstances.

Chronic cervicitis refers to cervical infection, stimulation or damage for a long time when the inflammatory reaction. If cervicitis is not treated in time or improper treatment, it will cause cervical surface cell structure and function abnormalities, and then lead to erosion and squamous metaplasia and other lesions. For women with chronic cervicitis with erosive squamous metaplasia, if the symptoms are mild, they only need regular reexamination to control inflammation and maintain hygiene, usually not affecting reproductive health. If the symptoms are obvious and conservative treatment is not effective, further examination and treatment are needed, which may be more serious, such as cervical smear examination, colposcopy, biopsy, etc., to confirm whether the lesion is malignant and to carry out corresponding treatment.