How to treat female cervical erosion? These methods are effective in treating cervical erosion.

There is no fastest treatment for cervical erosion. Any treatment requires a process and cannot achieve immediate results. The current methods for treating cervical erosion mainly include cervical freezing and cervical electrotherapy. These two methods will have better effects on treating cervical erosion and are conducive to improving some adverse symptoms caused by cervical erosion.

Cervical freezing is mainly aimed at people with more serious symptoms of cervical erosion. It mainly uses refrigerants to repeatedly freeze and thaw the diseased tissue, and can also cause necrotic or denatured substances to fall off, and finally repair the sperm tissue to achieve the effect of treating cervical erosion. After treatment, the lower abdominal pain caused by cervical erosion, or the symptoms of increased vaginal secretions will be relieved and improved.

Cervical electrotherapy is also very effective in treating cervical erosion. Cervical electrotherapy generally involves bringing the electric iron head into contact with the eroded part of the cervix, then applying slight pressure and moving it back and forth from the inside to the outside. It utilizes the high heat effect generated instantly by the electric iron head to achieve the effect of treating cervical erosion. After treatment, it is beneficial to the removal of local necrotic tissue, and it can also allow the local scab to fall off and then recover on its own. This operation generally requires local anesthesia.