How to treat primary cervical erosion, clinical treatment methods for cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a relatively common disease. If the symptoms are not obvious, first-degree cervical erosion usually does not need to be treated. If there are symptoms, then no matter how many degrees of cervical erosion, early treatment is required. In addition, if it is first-degree cervical erosion and some symptoms appear, drug treatment can be used.

In real life, when doing gynecological examinations, many female compatriots will be told that there are different degrees of adverse symptoms of cervical erosion. Many women want to know how to treat cervical erosion. Let's learn about it together.
First-degree cervical erosion refers to the area of ​​erosion being within one-third, which means that the range of outward migration of the columnar epithelium will not be large, so it is a normal phenomenon and does not require treatment.
Although cervical erosion is not a particularly serious disease, it is best for patients to check their cervix regularly. This is not to prevent the occurrence of cervical erosion, but to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer, a highly harmful disease.
Generally speaking, the treatment of cervical erosion requires specific analysis according to the specific condition. Generally speaking, different diseases require different treatments. Generally speaking, before treatment, some routine cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer screening are generally required. After all, the early manifestations of these two diseases are not much different from cervical erosion. After excluding these two diseases, if there are no obvious clinical symptoms and only first-degree cervical erosion is found, no treatment can be considered. If clinical symptoms appear, then no matter what degree of cervical erosion, it must be treated as soon as possible.
If the cervical erosion is first degree, then it only needs vaginal medication. Commonly used drugs include Baofukang suppositories and nifuratel vaginal suppositories, etc. If the degree of cervical erosion is more serious, such as second or third degree cervical erosion, then local physical therapy should be considered, mainly including freezing, laser, microwave and other treatment methods.
For patients with persistent cervical erosion, an examination is usually required to see if there is infection caused by Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae, whether the spouse needs treatment, whether the vaginal flora imbalance of female compatriots persists, etc.