Patient's question:
Community hospital fully implemented gynecological health check-up and said I had second-degree cervical erosion. They prescribed medication, asked me to go home and clean, and told me to go to the hospital for physical treatment. How long does physical treatment for second-degree cervical erosion take for someone like me? What aspects should I pay attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there is no fixed time for this. Self-healing of a disease requires a process and cannot be rushed. Generally, a course of treatment lasts about ten days. If the condition improves, there is no need to continue intensive treatment. If the disease has not healed yet, a second course of treatment must be implemented. Therefore, treatment also varies from person to person, as everyone's situation is different. During the treatment period, sexual activity should be avoided, and spicy, irritating foods should be avoided. Patients with cervical erosion can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding the principle of treating the symptoms. Proper diet should be maintained in daily life to prevent stimulating foods.