When a woman has cervical erosion, there may be no specific symptoms in the early stages, but may be discovered by chance during internal gynecological examinations, and some women may also experience increased leukorrhea or bleeding after intercourse. The cause of cervical erosion may be physiological columnar epithelial ectasia due to estrogen stimulation, chronic cervicitis, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia due to high risk HPV infection, or even cervical cancer. Therefore, after the development of cervical erosion, in order to rule out cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer, cervical TCT and HPV are needed for exclusion, as long as the cervical erosion is not caused by cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer, it is not serious. And in the early stages of cervical erosion, most of the time there are no specific manifestations, so it is often when you do a routine internal screening test that it is detected. However, some women may have yellowish leucorrhea or even thick nasal discharge due to cervical erosion, and may also have vulvar itching or contact bleeding after intercourse, so it is necessary to check the routine leucorrhea to confirm the diagnosis and use the right medicine for the type of vaginitis. As the early stage of celiac disease does not affect the woman’s body particularly, so usually when there is no bleeding after intercourse or abnormal leucorrhea, no special treatment is needed.