Are there any side effects of the anti-inflammatory treatment of cervical erosion with a baking lamp?

Are there any side effects of anti-inflammatory treatment of cervical erosion with a heating lamp?

1. Cervical erosion refers to the ectopia of the cervical columnar epithelium. The anti-inflammatory treatment with the baking lamp here refers to the electrotherapy, which usually has side effects when treating the ectopia of the cervical columnar epithelium.

2. Electrotherapy is a minimally invasive therapy commonly used in clinical practice. By heating the skin surface and promoting the shedding of skin scabs, it can achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and detumescence, promote the absorption and dissipation of inflammation and acidic media as soon as possible, improve the blood supply of local soft tissues, promote wound healing as soon as possible, and accelerate tissue repair. Cervical columnar epithelial ectopy is a physiological manifestation and generally does not require special treatment. Electrotherapy is only considered when cervical columnar epithelial ectopy develops to a deep level. There may be side effects during the treatment, such as loss of elasticity of the skin and mucosa of the cervical os and hardening of the skin. If a woman is in the process of childbirth, natural childbirth will increase the difficulty and lead to cervical tearing. Some women will also induce cervical canal adhesions after treatment, which will cause irregular menstruation and lower abdominal pain.

3. Patients are advised to consider carefully. If it is just a simple lesion without inflammation or infection, no special treatment is required to reduce damage to the body.