What is the best way to treat cervical erosion?

Nowadays, the number of patients with cervical erosion is increasing, so the treatment of cervical erosion has gradually become a hot topic. Below we will summarize the treatment methods for cervical erosion and hope it can help everyone.

Method/Process

1

Medication

Medication treatment for cervical erosion is the safest and most convenient treatment method so far, but not all cervical erosion symptoms can be treated with medication. For the treatment of patients with mild cervical erosion, patients with mild cervical erosion have a smaller erosion area and shallower inflammation and infiltration, and do not need medication treatment.

2

Surgical treatment

If medication has no significant effect, then surgical treatment should be used. Cervical erosion is usually used when medication and physical therapy are ineffective, but it is very harmful to the female uterus. Generally, doctors do not think this method is effective, or even ineffective. If there is cervical hypertrophy, or the erosion is deep and wide, and invades the cervical canal, cervical conization or total hysterectomy may be considered. However, surgical treatment is rarely used nowadays.

3

Physical therapy

Physical therapy is mainly used to treat patients with cervical erosion with a relatively large erosion area. Physical therapy is now widely used in various hospitals. It is a widely used treatment method at present, with the advantages of short treatment course and good effect. It is suitable for patients with a large erosion area and deep inflammation. Common methods include electric ironing, laser therapy, and cold therapy.

Frequently asked questions

This is the end of the detailed introduction to the methods of treating cervical erosion. In addition, we would like to remind patients that when symptoms of this disease appear, they should not seek medical treatment indiscriminately, but should immediately go to a reliable hospital outpatient clinic for further diagnosis to avoid medical errors.