Patient's question:
No significant reaction to the test, carefully check the results: mild cervical erosion, cervical cysts. Past treatment history and effectiveness: undergone LEEP and nailing for two months, re-examination still the same, no improvement. What kind of help is needed: Will not treating affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, unmarried women, especially those who are pregnant, mostly have varying degrees of cervical erosion. Mild cervical cysts do not affect pregnancy. If malignant transformation is ruled out, without abnormal leukorrhea or contact bleeding, there is no need for continuous medication. Follow-up examination every year or so is sufficient.Advice: The effectiveness of medication for cervical erosion is minimal, while physical therapy is more effective. However, physical therapy may lead to cervical canal stenosis, affecting pregnancy and causing cervical dystocia during delivery. Moreover, cervical erosion may recur after pregnancy. Therefore, unless pregnancy is recommended, physical therapy is generally not advised. Cervical erosion is a condition that is difficult to fully heal.