Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, our unit organized a health check-up for women. I initially thought it was a good idea, and I also wanted to see how my health was doing. However, I was told that I had mild cervical erosion. When I heard "mild," I still held onto some hope. For this reason, I would like to consult: Is it okay not to treat mild cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
This situation is usually caused by long-term chronic inflammation of the cervix. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with many gynecological suppositories. Severe cases, such as degree two or higher, can be treated with laser cryotherapy. It is recommended to drink more water, get adequate rest, ensure deep sleep, avoid overtime work, prevent overexertion, maintain vaginal hygiene, change underwear frequently, and eat plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits. Fruits are the most stimulating foods, so it is advisable to quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption while maintaining regular exercise.