What is the treatment for severe cervical erosion?

Most women who have been to the hospital will be told that they have cervical erosion. In fact, this is a very common physiological phenomenon. Many women will suffer from cervical erosion. Mild cervical erosion may not be a big deal, but if it is severe cervical erosion, it must be treated in time, otherwise there will be many dangers. The following are scientific methods to treat severe cervical erosion.

1. Ironing

Use a special electric iron to burn the eroded tissue, causing it to necrotize and fall off, and the iron must reach a certain depth, so that the treatment effect is good.

2. Cryotherapy

A special rapid freezing device is used to freeze, necrotize and fall off the diseased tissue on the cervical erosion surface. The commonly used cryogen is liquid nitrogen, which can reduce the temperature of the cryostat to -196 degrees Celsius and place it on the surface of the cervix to freeze the eroded tissue, causing it to necrotize and fall off, and then new epithelial tissue will grow. It can be cured in 1 time. There are generally no adverse reactions, and a few patients experience mild dizziness, lower abdominal pain, etc.

3. Laser treatment

Carbon dioxide laser therapy devices are often used, with a special laser treatment head irradiating the cervical erosion tissue, causing the erosion tissue to carbonize, crust, and fall off, and then new squamous epithelium will grow. Generally, it can be cured in one time. There was no special discomfort during the operation, but a few patients experienced bleeding during the dementia removal.

4.ks instrument treatment

It uses special wavelength photothermal treatment, which is painless. The effect is good. During the treatment with the above methods, attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the vulva. Living, vaginal douching and sitting bathing are prohibited. Regular check-ups should also be conducted to observe the healing of the erosion surface.

5. Surgery

It is generally suitable for cervical inflammation that develops into cervical hypertrophy, cervical polyps and other cervical lesions, and cervical cone resection or total hysterectomy should be considered. However, the worst consequence of this method is that it can lead to infertility.