Patient's question:
Is it necessary to have a repair surgery for mild cervical erosion? Will it really not recur if I don't have the surgery, as people say? Today I had (mist therapy), (red light treatment), (cervical scraping), and medication insertion. The doctor also told me to go for a cervical repair surgery tomorrow, and I feel like I'm being scammed.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Penicillin allergy, no hereditary diseases.
Type of help desired:
1. Is it necessary to have a repair surgery for mild cervical erosion? Will it really prevent recurrence after the surgery?
2. If I don't have the repair surgery, what medicine should I take, what medications should I use, and what precautions should I follow in daily life?
3. I don't plan to take medicine tomorrow. I bought a gynecological wash, Nystatin suppositories, and Levofloxacin hydrochloride capsules myself. Tomorrow, should I go to the hospital only for the necessary medication?
Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation, primarily caused by infection, which can lead to increased vaginal discharge and contact bleeding. The treatment is primarily based on physical therapy, as drug therapy is generally ineffective. It is recommended to undergo a TCT test. If the results only indicate inflammation, cervical focused magnetic resonance therapy can be performed. This is currently the most advanced knowledge for treating cervical erosion and belongs to physical therapy, which does not affect fertility. The daily treatment for cervical erosion patients mainly involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take oral medications and supplement with vitamins. Additionally, they should pay attention to their diet, consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. It is hoped that cervical erosion patients can recover as soon as possible!