How to properly handle cervical erosion after the intrauterine device has been inserted

Patient's question:

24 years old, gave birth naturally, three and a half months postpartum, breastfeeding. Got an IUD at the Party and Government Office at half price. The doctor said I have more than second-degree cervical erosion, but she still put an IUD in. What should I do? She prescribed polyphenol sulfone vaginal suppositories. Are they effective? Please give an answer, thank you.
Past treatment history and effectiveness: Used a cleaning solution for vaginal washing before pregnancy, had one induced abortion.
What kind of help do you need: Will there be intrauterine infection after getting the IUD? Are the prescribed medications effective? How to treat severe cervical erosion without affecting the baby's breastfeeding? Can you give some good advice? Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, I have understood your issue. We have discussed that your condition requires treatment. Currently, you are taking medication, primarily for cleaning, by using metronidazole effervescent tablets for wiping. Additionally, you should insert metronidazole into the vagina. Please avoid sexual activity and contact us if there are any changes. Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease that is prone to occur. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of post-treatment care.

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