Cervical erosion leads to a cervical cancer?

Doctor : Hello! Recently, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion, I heard that cervical erosion will become cervical cancer, ask what people easy to get cervical cancer? How should I do? Hello reply : cervical cancer etiology has yet to fully appreciate. According to information at home and abroad, and that the incidence of early marriage, sexual disorders, premature sexual activity, and early childbirth, the Federated production, prolific, economic status, race and geographical environment factors. Premature sex life 18 years ago means sexual life; Early marriage means marriage before the age of 20. At this time their reproductive tract under development is not yet mature, and carcinogenic factors stimulate more sensitive, once infected with certain bacteria or virus, while a number of men in sexual relations stimulation led to the development of cervical cancer. Unmarried and not in maternal, cervical cancer incidence rate was low. About 50% are early history. Repeated incidence of marriage is one of the factors. Men risk factors for cervical cancer is the argument has been valued, where spouses have penile cancer. Prostate cancer or his ex-wife suffered from cervical cancer are high-risk men, men with high-risk sexual contact with women at risk of cervical cancer. In recent years found that infection through sexual intercourse made some virus herpes simplex virus type 2 and human papillomavirus, Human cytomegalovirus infection and cervical cancer may be related to a certain extent. In summary, the incidence of cervical cancer may be caused by many factors, among various factors As for any synergistic or antagonistic effects. pending further study. Cervical cancer rate of erosion, there is no conclusion, as long as the positive treatment of acute cervicitis, regular gynecological examinations. Cervical found to be positive for inflammation; avoid childbirth or cervical injury instruments; Postpartum cervical laceration was found to be timely repaired, is to prevent cancer.