Patient's question:
Wondering what is good for treatment? How much money is needed approximately? Can it cause interference to the body? There is a lot of leukorrhea. There is often lower abdominal pain... The hospital said it is severe cervical erosionDoctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is generally classified into three degrees: I degree, II degree, and III degree. Degree III cervical erosion must be treated to prevent the expansion of cervical cancer. Especially, degree III cervical erosion is most prone to cancer transformation, and severe cases can be treated with cryotherapy or laser therapy. Not only does it require treatment, but dietary attention is also necessary. Foods that are prone to producing toxins, such as grilled meat and fried foods, should be avoided. In addition to timely treatment, patients with cervical erosion need to pay attention to maintaining a proper dietary habit in daily life to digest and absorb nutrients.