Is electrocautery good for cervical erosion? 3 physical treatment methods for cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a very common cervical disease. Cervical erosion is very harmful to women's health. It not only affects women's daily life, but also affects their work. Especially if you suffer from cervical erosion, it will cause bleeding during sexual intercourse. Therefore, cervical erosion must be treated in time to avoid worsening of the disease and difficulties in treatment.

Is electrocautery effective in treating cervical erosion?

Electrocautery is effective in treating cervical erosion. It is actually a cervical circumcision, so it is targeted at patients with severe cervical erosion. The high-frequency waves generated by the tip of the electrode will absorb the high-frequency waves and instantly generate high heat after contacting the body due to the impedance of the tissue itself, thus completing the treatment of cervical erosion. The advantage is that it can achieve a very fine surgical effect. It will not cause tissue pulling or carbonization, and will cause little damage to surrounding tissues.

Electrocautery for cervical erosion may cause discomfort, but since anesthesia will be administered during the operation, there will be no pain, but there may be slight discomfort. The operation time is short, averaging 3-5 minutes. There is little pain and little chance of leaving scars.

In fact, as long as cervical erosion is treated properly, the possibility of recurrence is small.

It is a common gynecological disease in women. If it is not treated well, it will often recur. Surgery, microwave, and red light treatments are quick to take effect, but they have great side effects on the body. If the depth of treatment is not well controlled and the inflammation of the deep tissue of the cervix is ​​not eliminated, the erosion surface may only be temporarily cured, but the root cause is not eliminated. If you also suffer from vaginitis, artificial abortion surgery, etc., which causes the cervical tissue to be infected by pathogenic bacteria again, there is still a possibility of recurrence and it cannot be cured.

Physical therapy for cervical erosion

1. Laser treatment: Carbon dioxide laser is often used to emit a beam of light to the eroded surface, so that the eroded tissue is carbonized and scabs form. After the scabs fall off, new squamous epithelium can grow. Laser treatment has the effects of anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and promoting tissue repair. During the treatment, since the laser knife does not touch the cervical tissue, the depth of the burn is easy to control. Generally, it can be cured in one treatment.

2. Cryotherapy: Use a special rapid freezing device to freeze, necrotize, and fall off the lesion tissue on the cervical erosion surface. The commonly used cryogen is liquid nitrogen, which can reduce the temperature of the freezing head of the freezer to minus 196 degrees Celsius. It is placed on the surface of the cervix to freeze the eroded tissue, necrotize, and fall off, and then new epithelial tissue will grow. Cryotherapy does not form scars, so cervical stenosis generally does not occur, which is more suitable for women who want to have children. In addition, freezing can cause local blood vessels to contract and stop bleeding, so after treatment, the patient rarely bleeds once and can be cured.

3. Microwave therapy: Microwaves are used to generate heat effects to promote the coagulation of proteins around the cervical tissue, achieving the effects of cauterization, coagulation hemostasis, anti-inflammatory, sterilization and wound healing. The doctor's vision is clear and the operation is simple when using microwave therapy. The discomfort is generally no pain during the operation, less bleeding, the depth of the treatment surface is uniform, and the wound cells repair quickly after surgery.