How to treat moderate to severe cervical erosion in women? Three major treatments for moderate to severe cervical erosion

When cervical erosion reaches moderate or severe stage, it means that the patient's health has been seriously threatened, and the physical quality in all aspects is also declining. At this time, vigilance must be heightened. How to treat moderate or severe cervical erosion should be a question that patients should always be concerned about, and they should try their best to use the most effective method to treat it, so as to minimize the harm of the disease to the body. So how to treat moderate or severe cervical erosion? Let's take a look.

What should we do if we have severe cervical erosion? I believe that everyone has had cervical erosion in their lives. This disease is also a common gynecological disease among married women. Since this disease has no obvious symptoms in the early stage, it is not easy to be discovered early. The disease is often discovered in the middle and late stages of the disease. So what should we do if we have severe cervical erosion?

1. Microwave therapy. Microwave is a new type of physical therapy, mainly including heat therapy, electromagnetic energy, etc. When the microwave electrode touches the local diseased tissue, it instantly generates a small range of high heat to achieve the effect of coagulation. It has a clear field of vision, simple operation, no pain or bleeding during the operation, no damage to surrounding tissues, uniform depth of the treatment surface, fast wound cell repair after surgery, and less vaginal bleeding.

2. Laser treatment: Use a carbon dioxide laser to irradiate the eroded side with a beam of light, which will carbonize the eroded tissue, form scabs, and cause the scabs to fall off. This treatment has the effects of anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and promoting tissue repair, and can generally be cured in one treatment. This is also a common method for treating cervical erosion.

3. Surgery is the last resort. If the above treatments cannot effectively cure the patient, this method will be used. This method can be considered for patients with deeper cervical erosion or larger areas. Common surgical methods include cervical cone resection or total hysterectomy.

As for how to treat moderate to severe cervical erosion, if you do not want to have children, you can choose to remove the uterus. The uterus is an important organ in the female body. Removal is cruel for everyone, but we must do it for the health of women. In addition, moderate to severe cervical erosion can cause harmful consequences to women's bodies. Therefore, as family members, while taking care of the patients, they should actively comfort the patients' emotions and not let them have overly negative moods.