How to treat cervical erosion for unmarried women? 5 treatment methods for cervical erosion in women

In life, cervical erosion is very aggressive and often has no obvious signs at the beginning, which brings many female patients an unexpected blow. What should unmarried or childless women do if they have cervical erosion? How to treat it without affecting future fertility and conception? For many women, the choice of treatment method should be carefully considered.

1. If a woman who has never had sex suffers from cervical erosion, it is more difficult to cure it, because minimally invasive therapy is required to treat cervical erosion, and minimally invasive therapy needs to be done through the vagina. However, the hymen of a woman who has never had sex still exists. If you want to treat cervical erosion without damaging the hymen, you need to bypass the vagina to the uterine cavity. In that case, the effect of the treatment will be weakened, and the damage to women will also increase.

2. For women who have had sex, it is much simpler. Cervical erosion can be cured through minimally invasive treatment, but the more appropriate treatment should be determined based on the patient's own factors. In addition, it can also be combined with drug therapy and taking Western medicine for appropriate supplementary treatment.

3. How to treat cervical erosion in nulliparous women? According to the degree and nature of the erosion. Cervical erosion is divided into three degrees: mild, moderate and severe according to the depth of the lesion. If it is mild and superficial erosion, even if the erosion surface is large, but if the erosion depth is shallow and there is not much leucorrhea, it can be temporarily left untreated. If it is moderate or above papillary erosion, cancer prevention examinations and treatment must be done. As long as you pay attention to the treatment range not affecting the cervical canal during physical therapy, you don't have to worry too much. This depends on the doctor's correct diagnosis of the disease and his proficiency in the operation. Of course, it is a bit risky, so it is best for nulliparous women to use drug treatment.

4. Use surgical treatment. If the above treatment is ineffective, or there is cervical hypertrophy, or the erosion is deep and wide, and the cervical canal is involved, cervical conization or total hysterectomy can be considered. However, surgical treatment is rarely used now. However, the worst consequence of surgery is that it can cause infertility in women! You need to choose carefully!

5. Cervical erosion in nulliparous women is generally not recommended for treatment. Observation is sufficient. In severe cases, medication can be used for treatment. Physical therapy, if too deep, may affect the elasticity and hardness of the cervix, and may easily cause cervical lacerations during childbirth, so it is not recommended. The use of ultraviolet disinfection pens is effective and harmless for cervicitis (erosion), and can also be used. However, there is a type of cervicitis called Nabothian cyst, which is a cystic protrusion formed by tissue hyperplasia. The disinfection pen has an inhibitory effect on the proliferation of Nabothian cysts, but those with higher cystic protrusions must be surgically removed.