Symptoms of severe cervical erosion

Because there are no obvious symptoms in the early stages of cervical erosion, women often ignore these subtle changes, and by the time the diagnosis is confirmed, it is already severe cervical erosion. We need to pay special attention to the symptoms of severe cervical erosion at this time.

It should be noted that patients with long-term and severe cervical erosion of grade III have a higher incidence of cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer, and the naked eye cannot distinguish whether it is erosion or precancerous lesions and early cancer. Therefore, it is not enough for patients with this disease to only undergo routine gynecological examinations. They should undergo TCT examinations at the same time as gynecological examinations once a year.

Especially before using physical methods to treat cervical erosion, it is necessary to do cervical exfoliated cytology (TCT) to exclude early cancer and precancerous lesions, so as to avoid improper stimulation to accelerate the progression of lesions. If there is an increase in leucorrhea with abnormal color, purulent or bloody, or odor, it may be a sign of worsening inflammation.

Bleeding during sexual intercourse may be due to worsening cervical inflammation or it may be a sign of early cervical cancer. Do not take it lightly. Once these symptoms appear, you should go to a specialist hospital to see a gynecologist for examination and treatment. These may be some symptoms of severe cervical erosion.

Currently, the best method for treating severe cervical erosion is the second-generation SPA minimally invasive radiofrequency ablation. Under the fully automatic monitoring of a computer, the superconducting needle is guided by a visual system and passes through the vagina and cervix into the female uterus to accurately locate the lesion. The superconducting needle intervenes in the center of the lesion and adjusts the temperature and damage range according to the size of the lesion.

This treatment method for severe cervical erosion can automatically avoid normal tissue and use the biological high temperature effect to cause the proliferating myoma to coagulate, degenerate, and necrotize, which is then absorbed by normal tissue or automatically excreted, promoting tissue reconstruction and improving microcirculation, allowing the diseased tissue to completely recover without causing any damage to normal tissue.

Whether it is early or severe cervical erosion, the symptoms cannot be ignored. Many times it is easy to be confused with other symptoms. If some adverse reactions occur, it is best to go to the hospital for appropriate examinations.