Patient's question:
Recently, I haven't been feeling well, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The diagnosis was cervical erosion. How is cervical erosion treated, and how much does it cost?Doctor's answer:
Initial patients with cervical erosion generally have no obvious subjective symptoms. If you are informed during a gynecological examination that you have cervical erosion, it is important to tell you that you do not need to spend a penny to treat it because cervical erosion is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by the regression of columnar epithelium, resulting in a red, granular appearance in the local cervix. It will never cause any problems for daily life, sexual life, or fertility. However, if a patient again exhibits a disordered-like change during a gynecological examination, they may experience abnormal vaginal discharge, purulent discharge, frequent vaginal discharge, and contact-related skin breakdown, which may require additional treatment. Routine cervical cancer screening and preventive measures should also be conducted. It is recommended that you undergo a TCT examination at a professional gynecological hospital.