Patient's question:
Female, 32 years old, I have mild cervical erosion, and it's very painful. It's accompanied by itching, but I dare not scratch it. I've taken medication, but it hasn't improved. What should I do if the examination shows cervical erosion of degree II?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is now believed not to be a disease but a normal physiological phenomenon, caused by the regression of cervical columnar epithelium, making it appear as erosion. It does not require treatment. Patients with 2-3 degrees of cervical erosion, or those with contact bleeding or post-coital bleeding, need a TCT test. If the TCT is normal, physical treatments such as microwave or cryotherapy should be performed. If the TCT results are abnormal, a colposcopy and biopsy are necessary, followed by further treatment based on the findings. If there is an increase in leukorrhea, it can affect sperm penetration. For patients seeking pregnancy, cervical erosion also requires physical treatment. It is best not to undergo surgery at the same time; medication can be taken to enhance recovery. The doctor has provided voice responses. For specific instructions, please click to watch the medical advice.