How to treat cervical erosion? 4 best treatments for cervical erosion

Now many women do not know what kind of treatment to receive after suffering from cervical erosion, which often leads to the disease of cervical erosion becoming more and more serious. So what kind of treatment should be received for cervical erosion?

1. Physical therapy: Treatment with drugs. This therapy is the most widely used treatment method so far. This therapy not only has a short course of treatment, but also has no side effects. Experts say that this therapy is suitable for patients with large erosion areas.

2. Drug treatment: Treatment with drugs. Experts say that drug treatment is only suitable for patients with a small area of ​​erosion. Antibiotics can be used for local application. Traditional Chinese medicine is a commonly used treatment for cervical erosion. The use of traditional Chinese medicine to treat cervical erosion is not only effective, but also has no side effects. Patients only need to choose some prescriptions and formulas, process them into powder or suppositories, put them on cotton balls, and apply them on the eroded surface. Generally, the medicine is applied twice a week. During the treatment, there is more yellow vaginal discharge, but there should be no odor.

3. Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment has certain risks and may cause a series of complications if not paid attention to.

4. Laser treatment: By using carbon dioxide laser to treat cervical erosion, the tissue at the erosion site is carbonized and scabbed. After the scab falls off, the wound surface will be covered by new epithelium, and the cure rate is very high. The treatment methods used by carbon dioxide laser are irradiation, cauterization, gasification, and cutting. When performing laser treatment, it is necessary to be careful not to put the instrument too deep into the cervical canal to avoid cervical adhesion. After treatment, there will be vaginal discharge, sometimes purulent, until the wound surface is completely healed, which takes about six weeks.

The most common treatment for cervical erosion is laser therapy. Nowadays, people's pace of life is relatively fast, and laser treatment is also relatively fast and effective.