How to treat third degree cervical erosion? Physical treatment for third degree cervical erosion

Third degree cervical erosion is also a common condition. Once diagnosed, the first thing to do is to check for cancer and check the specific situation. If there is no cancer, it can be treated with drugs. However, drugs can only control the condition. It is best to take physical surgery, such as leep knife, radiofrequency ablation surgery, etc.

Third degree cervical erosion should be taken seriously because it may turn into cancer. Therefore, before treatment, it should be confirmed by examination. Then it can be treated with drugs or surgery. If there is no desire to have children, surgery is the best. Let's take a closer look at the treatment methods for third degree cervical erosion.

1. Cervical erosion of the third degree should be checked for cancer first

For third-degree cervical erosion, if there are symptoms such as increased purulent secretions, contact bleeding, and abdominal pain caused by ascending inflammation and infection, cervical cancer screening, TCT, and HPV tests should be performed in a timely manner. If no cancer is found, drug treatment can be performed. However, in general, drug treatment can only control the disease and cannot completely cure cervical erosion. Since third-degree cervical erosion means that the cervix is ​​basically covered by ectopic columnar epithelium and there is no possibility of self-healing, if there is no desire to have children, it is best to undergo physical surgery in a timely manner.

2. Third degree cervical erosion can be treated with physical surgery

The third degree of cervical erosion is most effectively treated by surgery. The third degree of erosion is timely surgery, and the surgical treatment effect is the most effective. Surgery should be performed as soon as possible to avoid delaying the disease. Generally, severe erosion is treated by surgery. First, confirm whether you have third degree erosion. After excluding precancerous lesions and cervical cancer, physical therapy can be given, such as LEEP knife surgery, which is the most effective treatment method. Of course, surgical treatment methods such as radiofrequency ablation can also be used. After treatment, routine anti-inflammatory treatment should be given, regular follow-up, and attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the vulva during menstruation to avoid symptoms of infection in the genitals. Sexual intercourse and tub bathing are prohibited during treatment. On average, go to the hospital for a gynecological examination every half a month. If there is an increase in secretions, anti-infection treatment should be given in time. Under normal circumstances, cervical erosion will be significantly cured in 2-3 months. Therefore, patients must not be too nervous, must relax, and have confidence in treatment.