Is cryosurgery good for treating cervical erosion? Cryosurgery should pay attention to four aspects

What should I pay attention to when using cryosurgery to treat cervical erosion?

1. Seize the opportunity for treatment. Cryotherapy for cervical erosion is generally performed within 3 to 5 days after the end of menstruation. This can avoid bleeding and frostbite infection.

2. Preoperative precautions: When using the freezing method to treat cervical erosion, patients must undergo preoperative examinations, especially to exclude malignant lesions, so as to avoid misdiagnosis and treatment delays.

3. Precautions during treatment. During treatment, the frozen probe must cover and keep close contact with the eroded surface. After freezing, wait for natural rewarming. After the deep head is naturally separated from the local tissue, remove the probe. During treatment, the vagina should be protected to avoid frostbite.

4. Precautions after treatment. Sexual intercourse, bathing and vaginal douching are prohibited within eight weeks after cryotherapy. This can prevent vaginal bleeding and infection. We should also do a follow-up examination after the operation.

Treatment of 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.

Warm reminder: When choosing cryosurgery to treat cervical erosion, you still need to understand the precautions, and you also need to get enough rest and recuperation in daily life.