What are the treatments for female cervical erosion? The three most effective methods for treating cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is indeed very harmful to female friends, and this can be seen from the symptoms it presents. Experts say that when cervical erosion occurs, the only thing we can do is to treat it early. So, do you know how to treat cervical erosion? Let's learn it below.

1. Drug treatment: It has few side effects and is more suitable for women who have not given birth. The most common drugs for treating cervical erosion abroad are Shadier Gel, Huijian Combination, and external medication Xiaomi Suppositories, which are effective but relatively expensive.

110-30% silver nitrate solution or 10% iodine: Use a cotton swab to carefully apply the medicine to the affected area. After using silver nitrate, apply physiological saline to convert the excess silver nitrate into non-corrosive silver chloride. Apply twice a week, 4-6 times as a course of treatment, and repeat if necessary.

2 Potassium dichromate solution: Use a cotton swab to dip the medicine and carefully apply it to the affected area. Apply the medicine once after the menstruation is over, and repeat it once after the next menstruation. For those with larger erosions, the effect is sometimes better. Before applying the medicine, wipe the cervical mucus with 0.1% chlorhexidine first, and place 2 cotton balls in the posterior fornix to prevent the medicine from flowing down and burning the vaginal mucosa. After that, take out the cotton balls and wipe the applied area with a 75% alcohol cotton swab. Formula: 10g potassium dichromate, 75ml concentrated sulfuric acid, add water to 100ml.

2. Physical therapy: Suitable for patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion. Commonly used methods include electric ironing, laser therapy, and cryotherapy. The disadvantage is that the side effects are large, which may reduce the sensitivity of the nerves in the vaginal wall and affect the quality of sexual life. In addition, it is easy to relapse after treatment.

3. Surgical treatment: If the above treatments are ineffective, or if there is cervical hypertrophy, or the erosion is deep and wide, and involves the cervical canal, cervical conization or total hysterectomy may be considered. However, surgical treatment is rarely used now.

Although the treatment of cervical erosion includes surgery, we do not recommend this method because surgical treatment of this disease can only bring one consequence, which is the occurrence of infertility. Therefore, we should not use surgery to treat this disease unless it is absolutely necessary. I hope you understand this.