Patient's question:
I have been a bit troubled by frequent urination and some dysuria recently. At first, I thought it was a urinary tract infection and took some anti-inflammatory medication. Later, I found out it's moderate cervical erosion. What are the treatment methods for moderate cervical erosion? Does this affect fertility? Otherwise, why haven't I had a child yet.Doctor's answer:
I need to think about it. The pain during urination might be caused by a urinary tract infection. Moderate cervical erosion does not cause symptoms of urinary pain. First, get a urinalysis to confirm if it is urethritis. If there is urethritis, it needs anti-inflammatory treatment for three days, and you should also drink more water to enhance urine metabolism and flush the urethra. Moderate cervical erosion is mainly caused by chronic cervical inflammation. First, physical therapy or LEEP treatment should be used. For cervical erosion, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is also necessary to pay attention to personal care.