Patient's question:
Excuse me, doctor. Here's the situation: I had cervical erosion last year, but now it has returned this year. I want to ask you, is second-degree cervical erosion serious? I'm really upset that my treatment isn't working. Is there anything else besides treatment for this?Doctor's answer:
Secondary cervical erosion should first undergo a TCT test for a thorough examination to rule out cancer. Secondary cervical erosion caused by inflammation can be treated with physical therapy or the LEEP procedure to control the condition. Cervical erosion is primarily caused by chronic cervical inflammation. After treatment, regular follow-up gynecological examinations are necessary to confirm that the condition has not recurred. During the healing period after erosion treatment, sexual intercourse should be avoided to prevent scab formation and incomplete healing. Additionally, during the treatment period, dietary habits and care are also important. It is essential to supplement with vitamins and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm. I hope the above information is helpful to you. Thank you.