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Cervical Ulcers

What causes cervical ulcers? The cause of ulcers forming on the cervix is not fully known, but infections are the most common cause. Frequent sexual intercourse. Hormonal changes. Certain chemical factors (chemicals found on condoms)

Cervical Ulcers

What causes cervical ulcers?

Although the exact cause of ulcers forming on the cervix is not fully known, infections are the most common cause.

Frequent sexual intercourse.

Hormonal changes.

Certain chemical factors (chemicals found on condoms)

What are the symptoms of a cervical ulcer?

It is very difficult to recognize without colposcopic examination.

In many women, the ulcer presents as a persistent, odorless and non-itchy, copious discharge.

If the ulcer is large, bleeding or bleeding after intercourse may be observed.

What are the treatment methods for cervical ulcers?

The methods are laser treatment, cauterization of the area with an electrocautery device, or freezing with cryotherapy. All of these procedures are painless and can even be performed under office conditions. Before any treatment is applied, it is essential that the diagnosis be confirmed with a smear test.

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