Patient's question:
Detected with second-degree cervical erosion. After using medication for a month, there was no significant improvement upon re-examination at the hospital. If physical therapy is needed, which technique is better? I've heard that microwave and laser treatments can affect future fertility. Please advise: How can cervical erosion be effectively treated?Doctor's answer:
How does the patient's examination report show moderate dysplasia, and how long does medication treatment take? Hello, simply looking at your test report cannot determine the degree of dysplasia. Your cervical cancer screening tCT is normal, indicating only inflammation (or no inflammation). There is a positive result for high-risk HPV virus. It is recommended to exercise more in daily life to boost your immunity. Generally, when your immune system is weakened, it is easier to contract the HPV virus. After a year of reexamination, when your immunity improves, the body can naturally alleviate and eliminate the virus, potentially avoiding medication treatment. Currently, there is no specific medication for the virus; interferon can be used, but it is not very effective. Cervical erosion is an easily occurring gynecological disease.