Does second-degree cervical erosion require surgical treatment?

Patient's question:

I've always felt itchy down there, and besides a foul odor, my husband is now reluctant to have sex with me. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that both trichomoniasis and candidiasis were negative. The doctor said it's cervical erosion of degree II. I'd like to ask how to treat cervical erosion of degree II?

Doctor's answer:

Second-degree cervical erosion can be treated surgically or with oral gynecological anti-inflammatory medication for symptomatic treatment. During this period, avoid spicy and irritating foods. Use gynecological cleansing liquid to clean the external genitalia. Do not have sexual intercourse during treatment. Avoid spicy and overly stimulating foods in your diet, and eat more vegetables and fruits to boost your immune system. Do not stay up late or overwork, and pay attention to preventing colds.
Facing the impact of cervical erosion, we should adhere to the principle of timely symptomatic treatment and avoid avoiding medical consultation. If cervical erosion does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.

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