Patient's question:
At two months postpartum, I was carefully diagnosed with cervical erosion. How is cervical erosion treated after childbirth?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of postpartum cervical erosion requires implementation based on the severity of cervical erosion. If the degree of cervical erosion is relatively low, treatment may not be necessary. It is important to maintain good hygiene and prevent cross-infection. Cervical erosion may heal on its own. If the degree of cervical erosion is high, physical therapy, medication, or surgical treatment may be considered. Due to the special stage of postpartum breastfeeding, it is recommended to wait until the breastfeeding period has ended before undergoing medication or surgical treatment, as this will yield better results with fewer side effects.