How many times should physical therapy for cervical erosion be performed?

Female friends are very prone to cervical diseases. After the symptoms appear, they will not only feel back pain, but also lower abdominal pain. Especially during the menstrual period, the symptoms are more obvious. Usually, everyone pays special attention to the existence of symptoms and scientifically master the diagnosis methods. How do you know if you have cervical erosion? What are the main methods of physical treatment of cervical erosion?

What are the key methods of physical treatment for cervical erosion?

1. Electric ironing therapy: Using the thermoelectric effect, the local temperature reaches 100 degrees Celsius, causing the diseased part to coagulate, necrotize, scar, fall off and repair. It is suitable for patients with deep erosion and a large total erosion area. After treatment, vaginal discharge, sometimes thick and turbid, will occur until the wound is fully healed, which takes about 6 weeks.

2. Cryotherapy: Use cryogenic substances to quickly produce ultra-low temperatures to destroy cells and tissues to treat cervical erosion. Cool for 3 minutes, rewarm for 5 minutes, and refrigerate for 3 minutes. Of course, treat once after rewarming. After cold storage, the surface of the cervix swells rapidly, and water samples begin to be secreted 4 to 6 hours later. The amount gradually increases, reaching a peak in 3 to 4 days. In 7 to 10 days, the eroded tissue on the surface of the cervix forms a thin film of scab, which gradually falls off, and the wound gradually heals. Mild erosion can be cured in 4 to 6 weeks. Moderate to severe erosion can be cured in 6 to 8 weeks.

3. Laser surgery: Use a carbon dioxide laser generator to treat erosion. After the eroded surface tissue is carbonized, scarred, and the scab falls off, the wound is covered by the epithelial cells of the newborn, and the cure rate is high. The operation methods of carbon dioxide laser are direct emission (average power is 1w/cm2), burning (1~10 w/cm2), vaporization (102~104 w/cm2) and laser cutting (>104 w/cm2). During laser surgery, care should be taken not to penetrate too deep into the cervical canal to avoid cervical adhesions. After treatment, vaginal discharge, sometimes thick and turbid, will occur until the wound is fully healed, which takes about 6 weeks. Highly recommended app.

4. Microwave therapy: Microwave heating is a new type of physical therapy. When the microwave heating electrode touches the diseased tissue, a small range of high fever is generated in an instant to achieve the effect of coagulation. After the operation, the cervical incision was cone-shaped and about 3-5 mm deep. The average follow-up visit was 11 weeks after treatment, and the one-time cure rate was 79%. Pregnant women with cervical erosion are not suitable for microwave treatment.

5. Bohm lamp treatment: Bohm light therapy device is a new instrument for treating cervical erosion. It irradiates the eroded surface until it turns uniformly gray and white. Antibiotics are used for 10 days after the operation. The treatment rate was 97% at follow-up visit 1 to 2 months after the operation.

6. Infrared coagulation method: Use infrared to directly irradiate the eroded area to produce third-degree burns. Part of the tissue will coagulate, necrotize, and fall off, forming non-inflammatory superficial ulcers. After the small granular tissue grows and develops, it will eventually be covered by the neonatal squamous epithelium and heal. This method has few adverse reactions, less vaginal discharge after surgery, and the scab is thin and falls off quickly.