Do I need to treat cervical erosion? Common treatments for cervical erosion in women

Should I treat cervical erosion?

The degree is not important

Cervical erosion is divided into three degrees. In Qin Ping's case, if the erosion area accounts for 1/3 of the entire cervical area, it is considered Grade I erosion; if it accounts for 1/3 to 2/3, it is Grade II erosion; and if it accounts for more than 2/3, it is Grade III erosion. However, the degree of erosion is no longer a criterion for whether to treat it.

Check cervical secretions

For patients with cervical erosion, regardless of the degree, cervical secretions can be checked first to see if there is human papillomavirus. If the human papillomavirus is negative, you can continue to observe. If the human papillomavirus is positive, you can consider further biopsy. Because cervical cancer is a disease with a clear cause, it is currently believed to be related to human papillomavirus infection.

Look at the biopsy

What is a biopsy? It is to take a small piece of tissue from the lesion and then have it examined by professionals using professional equipment. The main purpose of a biopsy is to determine whether there is a tumor or precancerous lesion. If there is a tumor or precancerous lesion, married people can choose physical therapy under the guidance of a doctor, and unmarried people can choose laser therapy or drugs that promote the healing of erosions (such as Albotherapy).

What are the common treatments for cervical erosion?

1. Drug treatment: Drugs are effective for some patients with mild cervical erosion. And patients must choose drugs and medication methods under the guidance of doctors, and never use drugs blindly. If the medication method is not correct, excessive use of drugs to clean the vagina can kill bacteria, but it can also easily cause vaginal flora imbalance, which is more likely to aggravate the condition.

For moderate to severe cervical erosion, drug treatment is not only ineffective, but also has no therapeutic effect at all. Therefore, if a woman is diagnosed with moderate or severe cervical erosion, she should still follow the doctor's professional advice and receive treatment that is appropriate for the patient's condition.

2. Physical therapy: For patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion, physical therapy is more thorough and effective. If it is moderate or above papillary erosion, cancer prevention examination and treatment must be done.

In terms of the selection of physical methods, the currently widely used minimally invasive physical therapy can help patients cure cervical erosion more thoroughly and effectively without harming women's fertility. LEEp technology has obvious advantages in the treatment of cervical erosion.

Folk remedies for treating cervical erosion

1. Egg white cervical method

Materials: 1 fresh egg, pp powder (potassium permanganate), cotton wool, disposable vaginal dilator

Method: Wash the egg with disinfectant, break it and take out the pure egg white. After flushing the vagina with potassium permanganate solution, dip the thread-tied gauze cotton ball into the egg white and insert it into the cervical opening (leave the thread of the cotton ball outside the vaginal opening to facilitate the removal of the cotton ball). Take it out after 5 hours and change it 1 to 2 times a day. Stop treatment when menstruation comes.

Effect: clearing away heat, detoxifying, and reducing swelling. It is very effective in treating cervical erosion and cervical erosion with bleeding.

2. Pig gallbladder pomegranate peel

Ingredients: 5-10 pig gallbladders (about 30 grams after drying in the shade), 60 grams of pomegranate peel.

Method: Grind into fine powder, mix with appropriate amount of peanut oil into paste, bottle for later use. Wash the affected area with warm water before use, wipe dry the cervical secretions, and then dip the cotton ball with thread into the medicine and insert it into the cervical erosion. Use once a day for multiple times.

Effect: detoxification, insecticide, tissue regeneration. Strong antibacterial effect. Mainly used for cervical erosion.

3. Iodine tincture to clean the cervix

Materials: cotton wool, cotton thread, iodine, disposable vaginal dilator.

Method: Use a ball of cotton wool, tie a long thread, soak it in 2% iodine and insert it into the cervix, leaving the thread end in the vulva. One day later, the patient can pull the thread to pull out the cotton ball. Some patients with mild symptoms can be cured after only one time, while those who are not cured can use it every other day and more times.

Effect: Treatment of cervical erosion

4. Lithospermum officinale oil

Ingredients: Lithospermum officinale, appropriate amount of sesame oil.

Method: Put the lithospermum officinale in sesame oil and soak it for 7 days. Or boil the sesame oil and soak the lithospermum officinale in the boiling oil until it turns rose color. Apply it to the cervix once a day, and insert a cotton ball with thread into the vagina, and remove it on the second day.

Effect: Treat cervical erosion.