Is mugwort effective in treating cervical erosion?

Is using moxa leaf to treat cervical erosion a folk remedy? I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with cervical erosion of degree 2. The doctor said I should do a LEEP knife. I don't want to do physical therapy because I'm worried that it will affect my future pregnancy. I want to ask what medicine or method can cure it? I have mild cervical erosion, but my menstruation hasn't come yet, so will mild cervical erosion affect my pregnancy? Is it good to use moxa leaf water to wash the vulva and moxibustion with moxa sticks to treat cervical erosion?

1. Some people say that mugwort can treat cervical erosion, but the cure is scientific and effective. Women with cervical erosion can also use some dietary therapy to assist in treatment, which can effectively enhance the patient's physique, improve immunity, and improve the treatment effect, such as stewing black-bone chicken; stewing mutton, angelica, and ginger with a slow fire; cooking lean pork, day lily, and angelica together, etc.

2. Many people are troubled by cervical erosion treated with mugwort. There are cases of complete recovery. Mugwort cannot cure cervical erosion. Mild cervical erosion without any symptoms can be left untreated. For moderate to severe erosion, some physical therapy can be done. It is recommended to go to the hospital for some relevant examinations and symptomatic treatment.

3. Be careful not to believe in many things. Consider going to the hospital for a check-up. This will have a positive effect. Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease that can cause infertility or miscarriage. In addition, the incidence of cervical cancer in women with cervical erosion is ten times higher than that of those without cervical erosion. Suggestions: Mild patients can take medication and use erosion suppositories.

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Considering that the effect is not very big, but you can also try it. Women should maintain hygiene and use it less. Patients with mild cervical erosion can take local dressings, vaginal drug washing, vaginal suppositories and other drug treatments. Patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion should follow the doctor's advice.