Cervical erosion is a relatively common gynecological disease. Although it is relatively common, most patients have mild symptoms. Some are physiological and do not require treatment. However, we should not underestimate pathological cervical erosion. Severe cases require surgery. So, what are the precautions after surgery for cervical erosion? Cervical erosion actually refers to the red and rough appearance of the external opening of the cervix. This is not true "erosion", but a normal "stress" reaction that occurs when hormones surge in women's bodies. However, driven by economic interests, various treatment methods have been derived, and the LEEP knife, a technology originally used to treat cervical precancerous lesions, is now used by many hospitals to treat cervical erosion. |
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