Methods to prevent moderate to severe cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a disease that varies in severity, from mild to moderate, and then from moderate to severe, and the condition is a process that continues to worsen. Although cervical erosion has become very common, it is difficult for people to detect it, which is the most undesirable thing. If the patient's condition has already progressed to moderate stage, what measures should be taken to prevent the disease from developing into a severe stage?

Grade 2 cervical erosion is clinically moderate, which has developed from mild to moderate. The erosion area has also increased from less than one-third to two-thirds. Moderate cervical erosion has increased the difficulty and difficulty in treatment, and has also caused considerable pain to female friends. Therefore, cervical erosion of degree 2 is already considered quite serious cervical erosion. If it reaches a severe stage, female friends can imagine how serious it is.

Patients should take the following treatments:

Medication: Antibiotics can be used topically, but the cost of treating moderate to severe cervical erosion is relatively high. Vaginal medications or mixed preparations of pure Chinese medicine and antibiotics can be used, most of which have the effects of clearing away heat and dampness, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and promoting blood circulation and regenerating tissue, but the treatment of moderate cervical erosion can only last for a period of time.

Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is generally not recommended unless it is absolutely necessary. Surgical treatment is a treatment method used when inflammation develops into cervical hypertrophy or cervical polyps. This method is rarely used now and causes great physical and psychological harm to women. The treatment of second-degree cervical erosion needs to be carefully considered.

Minimally invasive leep surgery: This is the latest technology introduced from abroad to meet the needs of women. It only removes erosions without hurting the cervix. It is painless and does not bleed or leave scars. It can preserve the entire uterus and the surgery will completely prevent recurrence. It is suitable for various cervical diseases such as cervical erosion, recurring cervical polyps, etc. It is especially suitable for unmarried women with fertility needs. It is currently the best choice.

For cervical erosion, moderate stage is already considered serious, and patients should take appropriate measures for treatment at this time. Otherwise, once it develops to a severe stage, the consequences will be disastrous. Therefore, the treatment process from moderate to severe is particularly critical. Patients can adopt the above three methods for treatment and will eventually recover.