How to treat postpartum cervical erosion in women? Patients with postpartum cervical erosion should pay attention to these before treatment

What is the treatment of postpartum cervical erosion in women? Postpartum cervical erosion may be the same as normal "cervical erosion", which is just a normal physiological phenomenon, but the possibility of postpartum cervicitis is not ruled out.

Postpartum cervicitis is common in parturients and can be divided into acute and chronic types. Acute cervicitis is usually accompanied by acute endometritis or acute vaginitis, while chronic cervicitis is more common, often manifested by increased vaginal discharge, thick mucus or purulent mucus, sometimes accompanied by or mixed with blood.

In the treatment of postpartum cervicitis, it is first necessary to rule out the possibility of other diseases, such as physiological cervical erosion or cervical cancer precursors. If it is just normal physiological cervical erosion and does not affect the normal quality of life of the mother, doctors generally do not recommend too much intervention treatment. If there is no history of bleeding during intercourse and there is not much secretion, it is recommended to observe and treat. However, if there is bleeding during intercourse and increased secretions, certain intervention measures need to be taken if necessary, such as laser treatment to reduce the impact of cervicitis on normal life.

In addition, the mother herself should also be mentally prepared and take good care of her daily life, such as paying attention to personal hygiene, avoiding sexual intercourse as much as possible during treatment, and paying attention to the details of life such as the combination of work and rest, so as to avoid aggravating the development of postpartum chronic cervicitis.

Experts remind: Postpartum cervical erosion is a common postpartum gynecological disease. Generally speaking, no special treatment is required. If certain inflammatory symptoms occur, necessary intervention measures need to be taken. "Postpartum cervical erosion treatment" is actually not that difficult, and mothers should relax and take active treatment.