How effective is microwave therapy for cervical erosion?

When women with cervical erosion have abnormal secretions and contact bleeding, they should be actively treated. Currently, there are many methods for treating moderate and severe cervical erosion in clinical practice, and microwave treatment has received widespread attention in clinical practice.

The human body is mostly composed of carbohydrates, and carbohydrate molecules are polar molecules. Under the action of microwave field, polar molecules change their polarity with microwave frequency. When microwaves are used to treat cervical erosion, microwaves are controlled to enter the diseased tissue according to clinical needs, and heat is generated by consuming microwave energy. High heat denatures and coagulates the protein in the diseased tissue, and can also seal 3-4mm blood vessels to achieve the effect of hemostasis, thus achieving the purpose of curing the disease.

Microwave treatment for cervical erosion is simple and easy to master, with few complications, superficial damage, and no scars after surgery. It has good efficacy, good recovery, and is easy for patients to accept, etc. It is an ideal treatment method, but attention should be paid during treatment: the frequency of the microwave should not be too high. Too high a frequency can cause rapid carbonization of the tissue, resulting in increased damage to local tissues and affecting postoperative recovery. At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping the radiator clean. If there is bloody secretion or blood scale accumulation on the radiator, it may affect the efficiency of the microwave function and prolong the operation time.