Patient's question:
A good friend has cervical erosion and has been treated in the specialized department of a gynecological hospital. The medication has been stable, but recently she has had a cold and fever. After recovering from the cold and fever, the cervical erosion has worsened, and she now frequently experiences vaginal bleeding.Doctor's answer:
When women experience abnormal vaginal bleeding or leukorrhea with blood streaks, the first step is to identify the cause. If cervical erosion has already been diagnosed, it is usually severe cervical erosion at this stage. At this point, treatment must be promptly initiated, as severe cervical erosion can progress to cervical cancer. Severe cervical erosion cannot be managed solely with medication or simple physical therapy. Currently, the most effective treatment method is minimally invasive surgery based on STG high-frequency electrowave technology, which completely removes the eroded tissue. Postoperative physical therapy is combined to stabilize the therapeutic effect, and patients should pay attention to daily prevention, achieving the highest success rate for a one-time cure.