Is cranberry effective in treating cervical erosion? Patients with cervical erosion should also pay attention to these

Cranberry grows in tropical areas. It is not only a delicious and nutritious food, but also has certain medicinal value. As a fruit, it can not only promote cell movement and metabolism, but also beautify the skin. Therefore, it is a favorite food for many female friends. At the same time, people who are familiar with Chinese medicine know that cranberry has a certain effect on cervical erosion. So how to use cranberry to treat cervical erosion?

First of all, the vitamin C contained in cranberries can play a role in sterilization and anti-inflammatory, and can also inhibit the growth of fungal cells. From this aspect, cranberries can treat cervical erosion. However, this is only a theoretical possibility. In fact, it is difficult for patients with cervical erosion to cure the disease by eating cranberries. Therefore, for patients with mild cervical erosion, they can eat some cranberries to achieve the effect of auxiliary treatment, while for patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion, eating cranberries will not even have the effect of auxiliary treatment.

Secondly, as mentioned above, cervical erosion is divided into three types: mild, moderate and severe. Mild cervical erosion is just a common physiological characteristic of the cervix in women, just like catching a cold suddenly. Even without any treatment, it will recover after a period of time. Therefore, for patients with mild cervical erosion, eating some cranberries or other foods like vitamin C is good for the body. However, for moderate and severe erosion, medical treatment measures such as drugs, lasers or minimally invasive treatments must be taken. Finally, the actual situation of each patient with cervical erosion is different, such as the history of infection with cervical erosion, treatment history, etc. It is precisely because of these different situations that the treatment methods adopted when facing cervical erosion are also different. Some patients may be cured by using drugs such as cervical suppositories, while some patients need to use lasers or minimally invasive resection.