Some celiac disease is physiological and some is pathological. Normally, with hormonal changes in the body, the cells of the woman’s cervix migrate outward and can also manifest as mild cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is a common disease in gynecology, if it is mild erosion can not be specially treated, if the age is above 30 years old, there is contact bleeding during sex, gynecological examination suggests moderate to severe cervical erosion can be plugged and treated, and it is recommended to perform cervical cancer screening, that is, cervical TCT and high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) testing, as long as the results of cervical cancer screening are normal, if cervical erosion is found, do not be nervous Because cervical erosion does not mean that it will develop into cervical cancer, clinically, many cervical erosions have normal results when cervical cancer screening is done, while smooth cervix indicates abnormal cell proliferation or HPV infection when cervical cancer screening is done. Celiac disease is related to unclean sex, frequent sex life and multiple abortions, so it is important to pay attention to these high-risk factors. In conclusion, cervical erosion is not necessarily a disease, but may be a normal physiological phenomenon that can be left untreated. Treatment is only recommended if it is accompanied by increased leucorrhea or contact bleeding or if the erosion is severe, but regular cervical cancer screening must be done.