Women with cervical erosion should not blindly use medication

Cervical erosion is common in daily life, but most people have many misunderstandings due to unclear understanding of the disease, such as cervical erosion means the cervix is ​​"rotten", cervical erosion must be treated immediately, people with cervical erosion are at high risk of cervical cancer, and a large amount of flushing fluid is needed to flush the vagina during treatment, etc. Many women blindly use medication for treatment, but the treatment is ineffective or worsens the condition.

In fact, whether cervical erosion needs treatment and what treatment methods should be used need to be considered comprehensively from many aspects. Do not blindly or over-treat due to unclear understanding of the disease:

For example, in adolescent and pregnant women, due to increased estrogen levels, the columnar epithelium of the cervical canal proliferates and moves outward, so the external os of the cervix appears red. At this time, no special treatment is needed.

There are many kinds of drugs for local treatment of cervical erosion, but most of them can only work on the surface of the erosion and are prone to recurrence after discontinuation of the drug.

Vulvar and vaginal washing can improve the symptoms of leucorrhea, but it cannot play a fundamental role in the healing of erosions. Excessive washing can cause vaginal flora disorders, which is not conducive to the treatment of the disease.

When choosing physical therapy, a comprehensive analysis and judgment should be made based on the degree and nature of the erosion. For unmarried, childless women with cervical erosion, if they are worried that the physical therapy wound will be too deep and may cause related side effects (such as contracture of local cervical tissue, occlusion of cervical glands, and cervical dilation disorders during delivery, etc.), other treatment methods can be chosen.