Cervical erosion degree 3

Cervical erosion 3 degrees refers to the area of cervical erosion has reached more than two-thirds of the cervical mouth or erosion surface area has reached the entire cervical mouth, which is the most serious kind of cervical erosion. Cervical erosion refers to the exfoliation of the epidermal cells of the cervical mouth is covered by the newly grown epidermis, and the new epidermis is too thin, through the epidermis you can see the blood vessels and other red tissues below the epidermis, giving people a sense of erosion, but in fact it is not the true sense of erosion. Erosion is divided into three types according to its area, accounting for one-third of the area of the cervical orifice is 1 degree, one-third to two-thirds is 2 degrees, and two-thirds and more are 3 degrees. Cervical erosion has the risk of causing cervicitis, so it is necessary to treat it early.