How to reduce the frequent recurrence of cervical erosion

Patients with cervical erosion may experience increased and sticky vaginal discharge, back pain and abdominal pain. What is most distressing to patients is that after a period of treatment, the symptoms are relieved, but they are very likely to recur. How to reduce the recurrence of cervical erosion has become the most concerning issue for many patients.

1. Adhere to treatment

One of the reasons why cervical erosion recurs and is difficult to cure is that the patient cannot persist in treatment. In one case, the patient takes the medicine as prescribed by the doctor, and after a period of time, the symptoms are relieved, and then the patient stops taking the medicine; in another case, the patient cannot take the medicine on time, and the effect of the medicine cannot be achieved, resulting in repeated symptoms. Therefore, insisting on following the doctor's advice for treatment is an important measure to reduce recurrence.

2. Regular review

Follow-up examination is an important part of the patient's treatment process. After treatment, follow-up examination can help us understand the patient's condition and treatment status, and discover other problems in time so that we can provide timely symptomatic treatment, reduce the recurrence of the disease, and help patients recover completely.

3. Proper sex life

Too frequent sexual intercourse can increase the chance of bacteria entering the vagina, causing abnormal local immune response of the cervix. Women who have extramarital sex or too many sexual partners can also cause recurrence of cervical erosion after treatment.