Patient's question:
I had some gynecological problems before, but they weren't serious at that time. Later, during the early stages of pregnancy, I discovered cervical erosion, which was already moderate. Treatment was needed, but it wasn't convenient to undergo treatment while pregnant. Now, the child was delivered via normal delivery, and this condition has shown a tendency to improve. How long after childbirth can cervical erosion be treated?Doctor's answer:
Since you have undergone a normal delivery, postpartum cervical erosion should first be examined with a TCT to rule out cancer. If it is caused by inflammation, treatment can be performed one year after delivery. Cervical erosion can be treated with physical therapy or LEEP, among other methods. After treatment, it is important to follow up with cervical examinations. We advise you not to be overly anxious, as cervical erosion is primarily related to chronic cervical inflammation. Regular follow-up cervical TCT examinations are recommended.Patients directly face the impact of cervical erosion, and we should actively implement examinations and treatments without avoiding medical visits. If cervical erosion does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.