What are the side effects of laser therapy for cervical erosion?

What are the side effects of laser therapy for cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion refers to the ectopic columnar epithelium of the cervix. The side effects of laser treatment for ectopic columnar epithelium of the cervix generally include poor elasticity of cervical tissue, incomplete treatment, infection, etc. If you experience other discomfort during treatment, you should seek medical attention in time.

1. Poor elasticity of cervical tissue: Laser therapy can repair wounds and make the surface of cervical tissue smooth, which can cause the cervical tissue to become particularly hard. The cervical tissue has poor elasticity and cervical cracks may occur during natural delivery.

2. Incomplete treatment: Laser treatment is a common method for treating cervical epithelial ectopic. If the treatment range is too shallow, the cervical epithelial ectopic tissue cannot be completely destroyed, which will lead to residual tissue, the disease cannot be effectively controlled, and may recur.

3. Infection: After laser treatment, vaginal discharge increases and the wound is not completely healed. If the patient does not take proper care after surgery, the wound may become infected.

In addition to the common side effects mentioned above, side effects such as over-deep treatment may also occur. In daily life, patients should keep the vulva clean and hygienic after treatment, wash the vulva with clean water every day, avoid bathing, and eat more foods rich in vitamins and proteins, such as apples, eggs, lean meat, etc., which are conducive to wound healing.