Treatment methods for cervical erosion, 3 clinical treatment plans for cervical erosion

If you want to treat cervical erosion, there are still many options. The most commonly chosen ones are drug therapy, physical therapy and surgical therapy. Drug therapy is suitable for patients with mild symptoms, while physical therapy and surgical therapy are suitable for patients with more severe symptoms.

I believe everyone knows the importance of the cervix to the female body. The cervix is ​​an important part of the female body. Once there is a problem, it will not only cause problems with the female health, but may even cause symptoms of infertility. Therefore, everyone must take good care of their cervix in daily life. So what are the treatments for cervical erosion?
1. Drug treatment <br/>If the area of ​​cervical erosion is relatively small and the inflammatory infiltration is relatively shallow, then you can choose drug treatment. The commonly chosen drug is potassium permanganate. You must use the local medication after menstruation. It is recommended that you repeat the medication every 1 to 2 months. When using the medication, you must be careful to prevent burns to the surrounding vaginal wall. At the same time, you must do a good job of disinfection when using the medication to prevent repeated infection.
2. Physical therapy <br/>If the cervical erosion is serious, you can consider physical therapy. There are many physical therapy treatments, such as cryotherapy, laser therapy, electric iron therapy and KS instrument therapy. Basically, these four treatments are often chosen by everyone. Not only are the effects better, but also everyone will not experience special discomfort during the operation. The most important thing is that the chance of recurrence will be relatively low. Everyone can choose different treatments according to their different situations.
3. Surgical treatment <br/>If physical therapy and drug therapy are ineffective for patients with cervical erosion, and if patients find that they have cervical hypertrophy or a tendency to malignant transformation, then surgical treatment can be considered, because surgical treatment can completely remove the cervical erosion area. Currently, there are two main methods of surgical treatment, namely total hysterectomy and cervical cone resection. If you do not have the need to have children in the future, then you can consider total hysterectomy. Unmarried women should not choose this type of surgery.