Patient's question:
Female, 29 years old, recently feeling bloated in the lower abdomen, lower back pain, and later discovering a lump, she quickly went to the hospital for examination. The hospital diagnosed cervical erosion. How is mild cervical erosion treated and cured?Doctor's answer:
Over-cleaning can be counterproductive for women who are very particular about hygiene and frequently use high-concentration sterilizing solutions to rinse their vaginas. This often leads to negative results. The vagina contains not only harmful bacteria but also beneficial ones. The correct approach should be: rinse the external genitalia with clean water, and avoid rinsing the vagina unless necessary, to preserve the natural defense line of the female reproductive tract and not disrupt the ecological balance within the vagina. For severe cases where medication and physical therapy are ineffective, options such as cone biopsy or total hysterectomy may be considered. Surgery should only be used as a last resort. After surgery, it is important to rest and follow postoperative care to ensure a speedy recovery.