Are medications usually effective in treating cervical erosion?

Women with cervical erosion should use medication under the guidance of a professional doctor based on their own conditions, because each person's physical constitution and the specific causes of the disease are different. Some patients may blindly use medication due to unclear understanding of the disease or lack of guidance from a professional doctor, resulting in prolonged illness.

Treatment time: Due to differences in pathogens, physical constitutions, and other aspects of female patients, some women will choose drug treatment. Although drug treatment can effectively relieve some inflammation, it cannot completely resolve inflammation. The time is also uncertain. Some women need 2-3 months to recover, while others need 2-3 years.

Personal situation: The use of drugs to treat cervical erosion also needs to be considered based on the individual's physical condition and disease condition. Drug treatment has a long course of treatment, poor efficacy, and relatively high drug costs. In addition, it is difficult to completely cure cervical erosion using only drugs. For example, severe cervical erosion is often difficult to cure after using these drugs, because the drugs themselves cannot have a curative effect and are only auxiliary to physical therapy. However, there are phenomena such as unclear efficacy and easy recurrence. If this continues for a long time, it is possible that the bacteria will develop drug resistance, making the entire treatment more difficult, the course of treatment longer and longer, and even progressing to severe cervical erosion.

Drug use: Patients with cervical erosion should use drugs properly. They should choose the right drugs under the guidance of doctors. They should not blindly choose drugs, which will not only fail to treat cervical erosion, but also cause other diseases. However, for patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion, the effect of drug treatment is not ideal.