Patient's question:
My wife, she is a particularly filial person. She has sacrificed some things for our family. Now she has mild cervical erosion, and we are all very worried. We want to take her to the best hospital here. How should we deal with mild cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion usually doesn't need to be dealt with. Women who have sexual activity generally have a little bit of cervical erosion. If it doesn't cause other disease symptoms, it doesn't need to be treated. Currently, it's not considered a disease but rather a physiological phenomenon. If it leads to abnormal vaginal bleeding or causes cervical pain, further detailed examination may be necessary, as it could also be cervical inflammation. In terms of treatment, the focus is mainly on anti-inflammatory treatment for cervical inflammation, while mild cervical erosion can be left alone. However, it's still recommended to visit a hospital for treatment.