Patient's question:
Female, 34 years old, recently discovered during a hospital examination that she had cervical erosion of degree II. She is a bit worried, as it is said that this can be treated. She wants to ask if unmarried women who have cervical erosion surgery may have sequelae?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is not said that cervical erosion necessarily requires surgery. The specific treatment depends on the severity of the erosion. If the erosion is severe, laser treatment may be necessary. For married women, poor treatment may affect future fertility. For mild symptoms, medication in the form of suppositories can be used. During treatment, sexual activity is strictly prohibited. Different causes lead to different symptoms, and patients need to seek systematic and standardized examinations at reputable Grade III-A hospitals as soon as possible based on their specific conditions to receive targeted treatment. Additionally, patients should maintain a regular schedule, take precautions against cold, eat light and soft foods, ensure good ventilation, and drink plenty of hot water daily.