Is freezing or laser better for cervical erosion?

Is freezing or laser better for cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion clinically refers to cervical columnar epithelial ectopia, which is generally better treated with freezing and laser and can achieve therapeutic effects.

Cervical column epithelial ectopia is a normal physiological phenomenon. Usually, due to the effect of estrogen, the epithelium in the endocervical canal moves to the exit of the endocervical canal. The patient has no obvious clinical symptoms, but when the patient is infected or stimulated, the patient will have symptoms of cervicitis, such as abnormal vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, and bleeding after sexual contact. Cryotherapy is an ultra-low temperature treatment that can use refrigerants to quickly generate low temperatures, freeze cervical inflammation or diseased tissue, necrotize and fall off, and repair the wound to achieve the treatment purpose. It has the advantage of simple operation. Laser therapy is a high-temperature treatment that can carbonize and scab the cervical inflammation or diseased tissue. After the scab falls off, the wound is covered with new squamous epithelium, which can achieve the treatment purpose. It has the advantages of short treatment time and high cure rate. Both treatment methods are physical treatment methods, which can achieve clinical cure and the treatment effect is generally good.

In daily life, patients should pay attention to local hygiene, change underwear frequently, ensure adequate rest, and avoid staying up late.