Can female cervical erosion be treated with antibiotics? Pay attention to these when treating cervical erosion with antibiotics

Should antibiotics be used to treat cervical erosion?

Gynecologists say that there are many patients like Meimei who regard antibiotic treatment as a panacea. This is actually a misunderstanding. The treatment of cervical erosion must be "appropriate" according to the severity. Generally speaking, mild cervical erosion does not require excessive treatment, only regular inspections and observations are required, and intravenous and oral medications are not of much help. Moderate and severe erosions require different physical treatments based on the condition and the actual situation of the patient. For example, women who have not given birth and have moderate erosion need to undergo cancer screening and physical treatments such as microwaves. For women who have given birth and have no requirements for giving birth, microwave surgery can be performed for moderate erosion, laser treatment can be performed for severe erosion, and Lip knife surgery can be performed for hyperplasia and multiple cystic polyps.

Doctors emphasize that systemic intravenous antibiotics and drug treatments are only applicable to acute inflammations such as gonococcal infection and pathogen infection, and their efficacy for mild erosion is very small. Excessive use will only waste money and energy. For the treatment of moderate and severe erosion, no drug can really cure it, and it can only be treated through physical therapy. And physical therapy requires doctors to grasp the scale. If not careful, it may cause cervical scars and affect the patient's fertility. Therefore, patients must choose a regular large hospital, do not go to a clinic without a business license, and fully communicate with the doctor to avoid misdiagnosis, excessive diagnosis and treatment, and unnecessary adverse consequences.