Patient's question:
Should I have surgery for cervical erosion? HPV 52 has turned negative, TCT shows moderate inflammation. I feel uncomfortable every now and then, and no matter how many medications I use, it keeps coming back. I can't find the root cause. Is this caused by the erosion? I haven't had children yet, but the doctor suggested waiting until after childbirth. However, I'm afraid it will get worse if I delay.Doctor's answer:
Women with cervical erosion are caused by long-term chronic inflammation in the vagina and at the local cervix, leading to mucosal damage. Based on the extent of the erosion, it can be divided into three stages: mild, moderate, and severe. Currently, if HPV has turned negative and TCT screening shows no cervical inflammation, and the erosion is not severe, surgery may not be necessary for treatment. Strict treatment can also lead to gradual recovery, such as medication insertion into the vagina or oral medication.