Does cervical erosion degree 2 require surgery? How to treat it to get better?

Patient's question:

Female, 27 years old, recently feeling uncomfortable all over her body, with severe lower back and back pain. She also has excessive white discharge, which is thin and has a foul odor. She is very worried. She asks if cervical erosion stage 2 requires surgery and how to treat it to get better?

Doctor's answer:

It is recommended that you go to a hospital run by the government, preferably a Class III-A hospital, and seek an expert gynecologist specializing in gynecological surgery. Generally speaking, after treating cervical erosion with "Bom Light," it will not cause the "cervix" to change. Even if it becomes "hard," it will be fine for future pregnancy and childbirth without any treatment. Rebuff the risks of using "Bom Light" to treat cervical erosion. Due to its high thermal effect, while raising the local temperature of the lesion, it may scald three sides of the normal cervical tissue, destroy the mucous cells of the cervix, or possibly cause cervical adhesion. Due to the narrowness of the cervix or changes in its mucous nature, it may further lead to infertility and pain.

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