How to treat cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is also a common gynecological disease in modern women. Some people think that they have taken good care of themselves, so how can they still suffer from cervical erosion? In fact, cervical erosion is a non-pathological phenomenon, which is divided into mild, moderate and severe, but it also endangers women's health. So how to treat cervical erosion?

In general, common treatments for cervical erosion include:

1. Physical therapy: The principle is to use various physical methods to cover the cervical erosion surface with a single layer of columnar epithelium. Regular follow-up is required after treatment. In addition, physical therapy may cause postoperative bleeding, cervical stenosis, infertility, infection and other problems. This is a common treatment for cervical erosion.

2. Local drug treatment method: This treatment method for cervical erosion is suitable for cases with small erosion area and shallow inflammatory infiltration. In the past, local application of corrosive agents such as silver nitrate was used, but it is rarely used now.

3. Laser treatment method: When the laser method was first used in clinical practice, it was sought after by many people. It was believed that it would not cause bleeding and there was no pain during the operation. Due to the local high temperature, the blood vessels will be closed, so there will be almost no bleeding or very little bleeding during the operation. But sometimes if the intensity of the laser is not well controlled, it will damage healthy tissues more. Therefore, the elasticity of the cervix will decrease significantly after the operation, which is a big trouble for women who have not given birth yet, and it is likely to cause cervical tearing during the production process in the future. Even for women who have given birth, it is not good because it may affect the quality of life of the couple. This is a more common treatment method for cervical erosion.

4. Cryotherapy: The principle of this treatment method for cervical erosion is very simple. The probe is inserted into the vagina, directly reaching the cervix, and then liquid nitrogen is released to sharply reduce the temperature of the lesion. The diseased tissue cells are frozen under the action of low temperature, and then necrosis and shedding occur. The new healthy tissue covers the original lesion, and the disease is cured. However, this technology also has defects. The main reason is that in actual operation, it is difficult to control the depth of liquid nitrogen freezing.

The above is the treatment method for cervical erosion. I believe everyone should know about it. Patients should choose the appropriate treatment method for cervical erosion according to their actual condition. They must not choose blindly, which will have a great impact on their condition.