Patient's question:
My wife had a thorough examination in the hospital a couple of days ago. The examination revealed that she has cervical erosion, but she is not receiving treatment in the hospital right now. She said that as long as she pays more attention to hygiene in the future, she will recover. However, I am worried that she is not taking good care of her health, so I wanted to ask you: is it necessary to treat cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion requires targeted symptomatic treatment based on the severity of the erosion. If the cervical erosion is mild and the routine cervical discharge test is normal, treatment is not necessary. Regular follow-up with routine gynecological examinations and colposcopy is sufficient. If there is vaginitis and the degree of erosion is moderate or severe, medication or physical therapy should be used. In necessary cases, careful examinations such as cervical TCT and HPV tests should be conducted, followed by comprehensive analysis and symptomatic treatment.