What are the sequelae of microwave treatment for female cervical erosion? Three points to note when microwave treatment for female cervical erosion

Most women have some gynecological diseases, among which cervical erosion has the highest incidence rate. Almost half of married women will have cervical erosion, and the degree varies. When choosing a treatment method, most female friends will choose microwave treatment. So does microwave treatment have any sequelae and are the side effects serious? This is a question that female friends are most concerned about.

Microwave treatment of cervical erosion should be carried out in a regular gynecological department and operated by an experienced doctor. As long as the deep tissue of the cervix is ​​not damaged, it will have no adverse effect on the cervix and no obvious effect on fertility. However, sexual intercourse should be avoided during the treatment period, because sexual intercourse will increase the erosion surface and affect the treatment effect.

Microwave treatment for cervical erosion was invented in the 1930s. It was very advanced considering the medical conditions and medical level at that time. However, microwaves are not perfect. Microwave treatment also has many side effects. It is precisely because of these side effects that the modern medical community often uses technologies such as LEEP knife to treat cervical erosion.

1. Slow efficacy. It cannot be cured in one go and usually requires several courses of treatment. During the treatment period, inflammation is prone to spread or worsen, making treatment more difficult.

2. Large trauma. While microwave sterilizes and reduces inflammation of cervical erosion tissue, it may also destroy cervical mucus cells or cause cervical adhesions. Due to the narrowness of the cervix or changes in the nature of mucus, infertility and dysmenorrhea may occur. Therefore, women who have not given birth must choose carefully.

3. Relapse is easy. Since microwave can only sterilize and reduce inflammation of the eroded part of the cervix, it is mainly for symptoms and belongs to "false cure". It is only a preliminary relief of symptoms, but not a complete cure. Therefore, it will relapse after a while after seemingly cured.