Celiac disease does not refer to a disease, but rather to the cervix being in a state of erosion. There are more causes of celiac disease, so to diagnose its specific cause, tct and HPv race should be done to determine. The vast majority of women with cervical erosion are considered to have a physiological displacement of the columnar epithelium due to high levels of estrogen and progesterone stimulation in the body, so at this point cervical erosion is a physiological change that generally does not require special medication treatment. In some women, cervical erosion is considered to be caused by chronic inflammation of the cervix, which often results in increased leucorrhoea, yellowish leucorrhoea and even contact bleeding after intercourse. Very few women may have cervical intraepithelial neoplasia or early cervical cancer that causes cervical erosion, so women with cervical erosion need to be screened for cervical cancer to rule out malignant lesions, because if it is early cervical cancer, it can often be completely cured through surgery after detection. Therefore, cervical erosion is not entirely due to disease, but may also be due to physiological changes caused by hormonal endocrine stimulation in the body.