How to treat 3rd degree cervical erosion effectively? Introduction to the treatment of 3rd degree cervical erosion

We may suffer from diseases for unknown reasons in our lifetime, and there are often many types of diseases, some mild and some severe. But in fact, for men and women, the diseases they suffer from are often different. For our female friends, after they reach a certain age, they are often troubled by gynecological diseases, and there are many gynecological diseases. Cervical erosion is one of the more serious gynecological diseases. So, how to treat 3rd degree cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a type of gynecological disease, and every woman has a certain chance of developing it. And the incidence of this type of cervical erosion is also very high. Cervical erosion can often be divided into three degrees according to the severity, and the third degree cervical erosion mentioned above is the most serious one. So, let's talk about the treatment of the third degree cervical erosion in detail.

Third degree cervical erosion is the most serious degree of cervical erosion, and the erosion area has exceeded 23% of the cervical surface; third degree cervical erosion causes infertility and the chance of cancer is greatly increased. Common methods of treating cervical erosion include drug flushing

This is the most traditional treatment method and is also very simple to implement. After using a dilator to dilate the vagina, you can choose appropriate agents to infuse and flush the cervix. Through the flushing of the drug, the inflammatory cells of the cervix and vagina can be washed away, bacteria are not easy to reproduce, and normal epithelial tissue can grow. For patients with milder conditions, a period of treatment can achieve relatively good results.

Cervical erosion occurs due to childbirth, miscarriage, puerperal infection, surgical operation or mechanical stimulation such as sexual life damaging the cervix, and pathogen invasion causing infection.

Currently, physical methods are used to treat cervical erosion, such as electric perm, freezing and laser therapy, which have good effects. After surgery, you should pay attention to changing underwear frequently and keep the area clean.

There are many treatment methods for cervical erosion, such as drugs, microwave, extracorporeal short wave, radiofrequency ablation and self-coagulation technology, and Lip knife surgery. Drug treatment is suitable for mild erosion with superficial inflammatory infiltration.

For moderate and severe erosion, there is often no clinical effect. For those with mild cervical erosion who are infertile, drug therapy can be used as appropriate.

If cervical erosion is diagnosed, treatment should be started as soon as possible. Physical therapy is recommended. Currently, the most advanced and effective treatment for severe cervical erosion is LEEp knife technology. The new generation of LEEp knife minimally invasive technology is a highly effective physical therapy specifically designed for patients with cervical erosion. It can completely remove the eroded surface without pain or scars (different from the fertility risks caused by scar formation after traditional laser surgery, especially suitable for unmarried, childless women), with little damage to surrounding tissues, no effect on cervical elasticity, and preservation of the patient's fertility.

Through the detailed explanation in the above article, I believe that everyone should have a great understanding of how to treat the third degree cervical erosion. We can also find that there are many reasons for cervical erosion. Instead of waiting until the third degree cervical erosion occurs to find a treatment method, it is actually possible to actively prevent it from the beginning.