Beware of cervical erosion if you have sex too early. Treatment of cervical erosion

In the early stage of cervical erosion, patients will have symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, thick vaginal discharge, and increased vaginal discharge, and the symptoms are often sticky, which is mainly caused by cervical secretions. So, what causes cervical erosion in women? How should it be treated? What are the new treatment methods? Let's take a look at the relevant introduction.

What is the cause of cervical erosion?

1. Gynecological surgeries such as recurrent miscarriage, induced abortion, diagnostic curettage, cervical dilation, etc. may cause cervical injury or inflammation, which in turn leads to cervical erosion.

2. Unclean sexual life. Since young people do not have a stable source of income, premarital sex is mostly kept secret and they cannot create a stable and clean sexual environment, which greatly increases the probability of getting sick.

3. Having sex too early, having sex too early, changing sexual partners frequently, and having sex too intensely, more than 4 times a week, are causes of cervical erosion that cannot be ignored.

4. Excessive menstruation, excessive menstruation, prolonged menstruation, the squamous epithelium of the cervix is ​​immersed in alkaline secretions and menstrual blood, long-term stimulation forms inflammation. Or due to congenital erosion, the estrogen level decreases, the cervix is ​​congested, and the proliferation of the endocervical column epithelium decreases, causing cervical erosion.

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 uses a carbon dioxide laser and then irradiates the erosion beam, which carbonizes the eroded tissue and causes the scab and scab to fall off. This treatment has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and tissue repair promoting effects and can generally be cured once. 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.

What should I pay attention to when treating 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 patients use cryotherapy to treat cervical erosion, they must undergo preoperative examinations, especially to exclude malignant lesions, to avoid misdiagnosis and treatment delays.

3. Precautions during treatment. During the treatment, the cryoprobe must cover and be in close contact with the eroded surface. After freezing, wait for the natural temperature to recover and the deep layer and local tissue to separate naturally, then remove the probe to protect the vagina during the treatment to avoid frostbite.

4. Precautions after treatment. Sexual intercourse, bathing, and vaginal douching are prohibited within 8 weeks after cryotherapy. This can avoid vaginal bleeding and infection. Follow-up examinations should be performed after the operation.