Patient's question:
Female, 46 years old, has always paid attention to personal hygiene. She doesn't know why she got this disease. She has symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge, lower back pain, and itching. The treatment hasn't been effective. She wants to ask, what is physical therapy for cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
For the physical therapy treatment of cervical erosion, it is primarily used for cases with a larger area of erosion and deeper inflammatory involvement.Physical therapy: Used for cervical erosion with a larger area and deeper inflammatory involvement.
1. Electrocautery: Using a specially designed electrocautery device to burn the eroded tissue, causing it to become inflamed and slough off. This is a commonly used method for treating cervical erosion.
2. Cryotherapy: Using a specially designed rapid cooling device to freeze the inflamed tissue of the cervical erosion, causing it to become inflamed, form pus, and slough off.
3. Laser therapy: Typically using a carbon dioxide laser treatment device to carbonize the eroded tissue, form a scab, and slough off.
4. KS device treatment: This involves using special wavelength photothermal therapy, which is painless and highly effective.
During the treatment with the above methods, attention should be paid to maintaining external genital hygiene. Strictly prohibited activities include sexual intercourse, vaginal douching, and sitz baths. Additionally, regular follow-up visits are necessary to closely monitor the healing of the erosion and the formation of scars.