What are the precautions for treating cervical erosion? Pay attention to these matters when treating cervical erosion

What are the misunderstandings about the treatment of cervical erosion? It is true that cervical erosion needs to be treated, but it cannot be treated blindly. Experts say: Mild and moderate cervical erosion will not affect female fertility, so at this time, you can get pregnant under the guidance of a doctor, and during the treatment of cervical erosion, there are some things that need special attention.

Avoid blindly using drugs to treat cervical erosion

At present, there are many kinds of local drugs for the treatment of cervical erosion, but local drugs can only work on the surface of the erosion. The surface seems to heal in the short term, but because the basic lesions are not resolved, it will soon relapse. As for vulvar and vaginal washing, it can only improve the symptoms of leucorrhea, but it cannot play a fundamental role in the healing of erosion. At the same time, unnecessary vaginal washing or medication will destroy the normal defense mechanism of the vagina and may cause infection.

Those who need treatment for cervical erosion should not think that "applying medicine and flushing" costs less and does not hurt the skin and flesh than physical therapy. Inappropriate treatment will only prolong the course of the disease, aggravate the condition, and cost more money.

Women who have not given birth should not use physical therapy to treat cervical erosion

Many people have heard that scars on the neck after physical therapy will affect conception, which makes many infertile women refuse physical therapy. So how should infertile women with cervical erosion be treated?

First of all, we need to 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 mild and superficial erosion, even if the erosion surface is large, if the erosion depth is shallow and there is not much leucorrhea, it can be temporarily left untreated. If it is 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.