Patient's question:
Mom went yesterday and discovered severe cervical erosion. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: The doctor will perform LEEP treatment tomorrow. What kind of help do you need: My family and I are upset, worried about whether it might turn into cancer. Hello, how big is the chance of it turning into cancer? (The doctor said that mom's cervix is pink and no cancer was seen, but we need to wait for the test results) Besides, after the LEEP surgery, will it relapse? How should we prevent it from relapsing?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it does not tend to become cancerous. It is recommended to undergo the "Laser Knife" procedure, which is a new technology for the diagnosis and treatment of cervical diseases that has developed in recent years. It uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves generated by the electrode tip to produce strong energy on the lesion, causing protein denaturation and the abrupt cessation of inflammation in tissue cells, as well as promoting medication application and tissue regeneration. This can achieve highly precise surgical results. The surgery does not cause carbonization, leaves no scars, is painless, minimizes damage, and reduces skin abrasion. It also preserves fertility and the integrity of the pelvic floor.Cervical erosion is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their self-care, especially in terms of nursing care.