What is the treatment for 3rd degree cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease in our lives. It is divided into three levels: mild, moderate and severe. Severe is the most serious, which is what we call cervical erosion of degree 3. It poses a great threat to patients and can easily cause female infertility and even cancer. Therefore, we must treat it in time. What is the treatment for cervical erosion of degree 3?

The cervical erosion area of ​​patients with cervical erosion grade 3 has exceeded 2/3 of the cervical surface. Patients will find symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, which is yellow or light yellow in color and sticky in texture. The reason for the change of leucorrhea due to cervical erosion is that it changes according to the patient's pathogens and physical constitution. Normal leucorrhea is colorless or milky white, egg white-like, slightly fishy or odorless. The main methods for treating cervical erosion are as follows:

1. Physical therapy: Use a series of physical therapy methods such as physical electrotherapy, hydrotherapy and phototherapy to treat cervical erosion. The principle is to cover the cervical erosion surface with a single layer of columnar epithelium with various physical methods. Regular follow-up is required after treatment.

2. Local treatment: Local treatment is mainly effective for patients with smaller cervical erosion areas and lighter illnesses. The method of local application of corrosive agents such as silver nitrate in the past is rarely used nowadays.

3. Laser treatment: Laser treatment is a physical treatment method. The reason why I talk about it separately is that laser treatment is currently the most advanced method for treating cervical erosion. When laser treatment was first used in clinical practice, it was sought after by many people.

4. Cryotherapy: The principle of cryotherapy is also very simple and effective. 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 effect of low temperature, and then necrosis and shedding occur. The new healthy tissue covers the original lesion, and the disease is cured.

The above is a detailed introduction to the treatment of third-degree cervical erosion. I believe that patients have already had an in-depth understanding. When treating cervical erosion, patients must treat it when it is discovered in the early stages. The earlier the discovery, the more thorough the treatment. In addition, we must choose a regular gynecological hospital when treating cervical erosion.