Patient's question:
I have moderate cervical erosion, which was detected during a colposcopy examination last year. A Pap smear test showed no signs of cancer. Since I haven't been pregnant before, I'm hesitant to try surgical treatment, as I'm worried it might affect future fertility. At the time, the doctor prescribed some anti-inflammatory medications along with a cleaning solution. The doctor said I could have the surgical treatment after giving birth. Is medication treatment sufficient for moderate cervical erosion? Can I still get pregnant with moderate erosion?Doctor's answer:
It can be completely treated with local medication and topical application. There are several methods for treating cervical erosion, and the choice of treatment depends on the severity of the condition. Mild to moderate cervical erosion can be treated with oral and topical medications. For moderate to severe cervical erosion, physical therapy is generally more effective. However, women who have not given birth are usually prescribed medication, but they need to tolerate long-term use and avoid sexual activity. The effect of medication takes a bit longer, and sexual activity should be avoided during treatment. Wishing you good health. Cervical erosion poses significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly and pay close attention to self-care. Eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid foods, and hope that cervical erosion patients can receive professional treatment.