Cervical erosion (ectopia) is a common female problem. In this condition, the boundary between two types of epithelium on the cervix shifts.
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Erosion can be congenital in young girls and go away on its own.
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It also occurs after childbirth due to microtraumas.
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Complaints: copious discharge, inflammation due to infections.
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Diagnostics: examination, tests, colposcopy.
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Treatment: laser, cryotherapy, medications. Depends on age and presence of childbirth.
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Prevention: regular visits to the gynecologist, healthy lifestyle.
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If left untreated, malignant degeneration is possible.
Thus, erosion requires attention and timely treatment. Regular examinations will help to identify and avoid complications in time.