Patient's question:
I am a patient with cervical erosion of degree three. I had a microwave treatment on July 2nd. Even as recently as July 8th and last week, I still occasionally had some bleeding. I would like to ask if, in the case that my healing is not ideal, would I need to have another microwave treatment? How long should the interval be before another treatment can be done?Doctor's answer:
If a woman is of childbearing age and has mild cervical erosion with no symptoms, treatment may not be necessary. There are some physiological factors that can cause erosion. If the erosion is moderate to severe, it is essential to obtain a diagnosis from a formal hospital to rule out cervical cancer before undergoing physical therapy. Currently, treatments such as microwave, laser, cryotherapy, and radiofrequency ablation are commonly used, and these are quite effective. Generally, one treatment may be sufficient, but in some cases, two treatments may be needed.