Conventional methods of Western medicine for treating uterine cysts

Conventional methods of Western medicine for treating uterine cysts:

1. Drug corrosion: clean the surface of the cervix, protect the vaginal dome and vaginal wall with dry gauze, dip a cotton swab in 10%-20% silver nitrate or potassium dichromate solution and apply it to the eroded surface, then wash it repeatedly with saline. Apply the medicine 5-7 days after the menstruation is over, apply silver nitrate 2 times per day, 2-4 times is a course of treatment. Potassium dichromate is taken once a month. These two drugs have strong corrosive effects and must be used in the hospital.

2. LEEP knife: coagulation knife radiofrequency ablation: This method can be chosen for wide erosions that have not healed after long-term treatment. It can cure the disease in one go, with little trauma during the operation and no scars left after the operation. It is currently the most advanced method.

3. Aoping suppository treatment: also known as Aoping suppository α-interferon suppository because its main ingredient is α-interferon. Usage: The patient lies on his back 2 to 3 days after the menstruation is over, and the Aoping suppository is placed into the posterior vault of the vagina with a booster, once on the second day, 6 times as a course of treatment, and recheck 2 to 3 days after the menstruation is over next month. Use 1-3 drugs together. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during medication. The total efficiency reaches 95.3%. It is easy to use and has little side effects.

4. Physical smelting therapy: It is considered to be a better treatment method at present and is suitable for patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion. This method includes electric ironing, freezing, laser, etc. The doctor chooses it according to the degree of erosion, area and the patient's general condition. It takes 4 to 8 weeks for the wound to heal. After the operation, pay attention to keep the vulva clean. Sexual intercourse and bathing are prohibited before the wound heals. Method selection: Cervical erosion is closely related to cervical cancer, and cervical erosion should be actively treated.