Patient's question:
On April 3, 2013, I have been using an IUD and have moderate cervical erosion. What tests should I do and what should I avoid? Vaginal bleeding started to decrease, but after two days, it increased a bit and felt a bit darker.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion can be treated with medication or physical methods.1 Medication can be used, such as local application of Aprost, preferably under the guidance of a doctor or self-administration of vaginal suppositories.
2 Medication treatment is mainly suitable for non-pregnant patients with mild to moderate cervical erosion. However, medication treatment generally has a longer course and higher cost.
Physical treatment options include laser, cryotherapy, and microwave therapy, with laser treatment being the most commonly chosen. Generally, one to two treatments can lead to improvement.
For patients with severe gynecological conditions, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary. Otherwise, the condition may recur. Additionally, patients should maintain a proper diet and a positive mood.
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