What are the symptoms of uterine erosion

Uterine erosion refers to the erosion of the cervix, cervical erosion-like changes are only a clinical sign, can be divided into physiological changes, can also be divided into pathological changes. Physiological changes, also refers to the displacement of columnar epithelium, more common in adolescence, fertility women estrogen secretion exuberant, oral contraceptives or pregnancy due to the role of estrogen, scale column junction outward shift, cervical local erosion-like changes, generally no obvious symptoms. Pathological changes are persistent or recurrent vaginal discharge increases, yellowish or purulent, postcoital bleeding, uterine menstrual bleeding, itching or discomfort of the vulva caused by secretion stimulation. Whether it is physiological erosion or pathological erosion, for married women or those with a history of sexual life, cervical cancer screening must be done, including cervical cytology and hpv monitoring, colposcopy or biopsy if necessary to further clarify the diagnosis, if cervical cancer and precancerous lesions are excluded, accompanied by chronic inflammation, drug treatment or physical therapy can be taken.