Patient's question:
Is surgical intervention necessary for moderate cervical erosion? The patient has been treated before, but the results were not very effective. What should the patient do?Doctor's answer:
This is mostly due to chronic inflammation, as well as cervical redness and erosion caused by the downward migration of squamous epithelium. Generally, it can be treated with medication applied vaginally first. If the symptoms do not improve after medication, with increased leukorrhea and symptoms such as lower back pain, physical therapy can be considered. This typically includes laser ablation, microwave ablation, LEEP, and other treatments.There are several methods for treating cervical erosion, but the diagnostic approach varies depending on the patient's symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as they notice symptoms.