What is the best way to treat cervical erosion?

Recently, many netizens have asked how to treat cervical erosion. With the continuous development of medical level, the technology for treating cervical erosion has gradually matured. The continuous updating of technology has also brought good news to female friends. Let us learn more about how to treat cervical erosion.

How to treat cervical erosion? You can choose drug treatment. This method is suitable for patients with small erosion area and shallow inflammatory infiltration, mainly using local application of drugs. However, it can only relieve symptoms and cannot cure the disease.

How to treat cervical erosion can also be through physical therapy, the specific methods are as follows :

1. Electric ironing: Iron the erosion flat, and use the electric iron head to touch the erosion surface to solidify the tissue and form a scab. The scab will fall off after about 2 weeks, and it usually takes 6-8 weeks for the wound to heal. The treatment needs to be done 3-7 days after the menstruation is over. It is forbidden for those with acute inflammation. However, surgery that is too deep may cause bleeding and slow healing, and surgery that is too shallow may affect the efficacy.

2. Cryotherapy: Through the local freezing effect of liquid nitrogen, the eroded tissue necrotizes and falls off, and the new squamous epithelium re-covers the cervical vagina. Cryotherapy does not form scars, so cervical stenosis generally does not occur. It is more suitable for women who want to have children. How to treat cervical erosion should also be selected according to the patient's condition.

In addition, freezing can cause local blood vessels to contract and stop bleeding, so patients bleed very little after treatment. Freezing can also reduce the sensitivity of nerves, thereby having anesthetic and analgesic effects, and patients do not feel pain during treatment. It can be seen that the best treatment for cervical erosion is to choose a method that suits you.

3. Laser: Using a carbon dioxide laser, the eroded surface is irradiated with a beam of light, which carbonizes the eroded tissue and forms a scab. After the scab falls off, new squamous epithelium can grow. Laser treatment has the effects of anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and promoting tissue repair. Some patients may have a burning sensation in the vagina during treatment. There will be vaginal discharge or bloody secretions 1 to 2 weeks after treatment.

Laser treatment can also be used to treat cervical erosion. Laser treatment should be performed after menstruation is over. After treatment, patients should pay attention to keeping the vulva clean, abstain from sex, swimming and bathing for 2 months, and have regular checkups as required. If vaginal bleeding exceeds menstrual bleeding after treatment, go to the hospital for examination.

The above is a detailed introduction to how to treat cervical erosion. The conditions of each patient with cervical erosion will be different, and the choice of treatment plan should also be based on the situation to ensure the best treatment effect.