Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I am 28 years old this year. My husband wants a second child, but I have some health issues. So, how long does the treatment for secondary cervical erosion need to last? Because I'm afraid that if it takes too long, giving birth at 30 would be quite risky, right? I don't want to be an older mother.Doctor's answer:
Two instances of cervical erosion need to be resolved through microwave therapy. During the three-month treatment period for cervical erosion, cohabitation is strictly prohibited to prevent psychological trauma. After three months, you can resume normal pregnancy preparation. Maintain good living and hygiene habits. Always keep the external genitalia clean and hygienic. Wash and change underwear frequently. It is best to boil and dry them in the sun. Before and after cohabitation, use warm water to clean the reproductive organs of both parties to prevent cross-infection. In addition, during the treatment for cervical erosion, patients should not only receive timely treatment but also...