is cervical erosine painful and what is it?

Answer 1

I have never heard of cervical erosine...do you mean cervical erosion?

If so, cervical erosion is a totally normal condition where the cells grow out of the cervix. This condition is caused by sexual intercouse, tampons and the insertion of a speculum so almost all females have it at one time or another...and usually frequently. In fact, most females aren't aware they have it because they have no symptoms and the doctor cauterizes it with special swabs during their routine gyn exam.

The only symptoms that sometimes develops from cervical erosion are spotting or bleeding after sexual intercourse; spotting or bleeding between periods or a clear or yellowish vaginal discharge that has no odor.

There is no pain associated with cervical erosion so, if you have pain, you need to see your gynecologist to find out what is causing your pain.

Answer 2

Cervical erosion is a normal condition that occurs when the squamous epithelial cells grow out of the cervix and form an inflamed, red, velvet-type area that looks eroded and infected. The normal cervix has a narrow passage called the os which is lined with glandular cells that secret mucus; the rest of the cervical surface is lined with flat, epithelial, cells on the outer surface. While it sounds scary to think that your cervix is eroded, there is no actual erosion.