What is the safest way to treat female cervical erosion? Excessive treatment of female cervical erosion will affect fertility

In life, patients with cervical erosion may have a certain impact on fertility, whether due to the impact of the disease or the treatment method. Overtreatment will aggravate the condition and is not conducive to the patient's health recovery. Married and unmarried women who plan to have children should be cautious during the treatment process. They can put forward their fertility requirements to the doctor and then choose a favorable treatment method based on their condition.

Excessive treatment of cervical erosion will affect fertility

Many young women undergo various treatments due to lack of correct understanding of "cervical erosion", which not only costs them an economic price, but inappropriate treatment may also damage the cervix and affect future fertility.

In fact, many experts or doctors will advise women not to treat their cervix before the age of 30. After being diagnosed with cervical erosion, the first thing to do is to go to a regular hospital to see an expert for diagnosis. If you are worried, you can do cervical cancer screening. In addition, since cervical cancer may also have cervical erosion-like symptoms, it is recommended that women who have sex should do cervical cancer screening regularly.

Cervical erosion only needs treatment if it has symptoms

"Cervical erosion" is not a sign of disease. Gynecologists say that the cervical epithelium is composed of squamous epithelium from the vagina and columnar epithelium from the cervical canal. When covered by squamous epithelium, the cervix appears smooth. When covered by columnar epithelium, it appears granular pink, which looks a bit like erosion, so it is called cervical erosion. It is a normal physiological phenomenon. The higher the estrogen level, the more severe the "erosion". In other words, the younger the woman, the more severe the erosion. However, this erosion has nothing to do with cervical cancer.

Some people seek treatment for fear that "cervical erosion" may turn into cancer. In fact, treatment is only needed when abdominal pain, increased leucorrhea, yellow odor or purulent discharge occur, that is, when you have cervicitis.

How to treat cervical erosion for women who want to have children

1. Women who want to have children can also receive physical therapy

Many people have heard that scars on the neck after physical therapy will affect conception, so many infertile women flatly refuse physical therapy. To treat cervical erosion, first of all, we must look at the degree and nature of the erosion. Cervical erosion is divided into three degrees: mild, moderate, and severe according to the depth of the lesion. If it is a mild and superficial erosion, even if the erosion surface is large, if the erosion is shallow and there is not much leucorrhea, it can be temporarily left untreated. If it is a moderate or above papillary erosion, cancer prevention examinations and treatment must be done. As long as you pay attention to the treatment range not affecting the cervical canal during physical therapy, you don't have to worry too much. This depends on the doctor's correct diagnosis of the condition and his proficiency in the operation.

2. Use the Lip Knife with caution

The Lip Knife is a gynecological circular electrosurgical knife used to treat cervical erosion. It forms scar tissue on the cervical erosion surface, thereby curing cervical erosion with significant results. It is a good treatment for women who do not want to have children. However, it is necessary to be cautious when treating cervical erosion for women who are not pregnant or are preparing to have a second child, because once the columnar cells of the cervical canal are damaged or reduced, it will affect the secretion of cervical mucus, especially during ovulation, the cervical mucus will become viscous, which is not conducive to the passage of sperm and leads to infertility.

Mild and moderate cervical erosion will not affect fertility. If you want to have children, don't focus too much on "erosion" and don't blindly follow some misleading information and accept wrong treatment. You can conceive under the guidance of a doctor. If it is moderate or above papillary erosion, you must do cancer prevention examinations and treatment.

3. It is safest to choose drug treatment

Physical therapy will cause some damage to the body. Even if the doctor is skilled in the operation and has a moderate control over the breadth and depth of the operation, it will still have a certain impact on fertility. Don't believe some propaganda in society. In addition, because physical therapy will harden the cervix and leave scars, it will also affect future childbirth. Therefore, for patients who have not yet given birth, it is recommended not to choose physical therapy but to use drug treatment.