Patient's question:
A few days ago, when I had an abortion, the doctor said I had cervical erosion of degree II and asked me to rest well before undergoing the surgery as soon as possible, otherwise there might be a possibility of cancer. I feel I'm quite careful about hygiene in this regard, I don't have any unsafe sex, and I also clean my external genitalia every day. I'd like to ask if degree II cervical erosion needs surgery?Doctor's answer:
In medical textbooks, it is now referred to as the best change of cervical erosion-like appearance. The cervical erosion-like best change may be physiological cervical glandular epithelial metaplasia, or it may be pathological. Depending on your current condition, you need to go to a formal public hospital gynecology department for a cervical smear to rule out cervical cancer. For those with symptoms, physical therapy such as laser, microwave, cryotherapy, etc., can be provided. For physiological split infections that recur with erosion-like best changes, anti-infection treatment can be administered. The doctor will provide symptomatic treatment based on your detailed examination results.