Patient's question:
Got severe cervical erosion, how should it be treated? I currently have obvious symptoms. It was mild before, and taking anti-inflammatory medication was enough, but it has now become moderate. The doctor recommended surgical treatment, but I haven't decided yet. Is there any other way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
You should have a cervical cell smear test to rule out the possibility of cancer. Physical therapy should be avoided for acute genital inflammation. If physical therapy is chosen, it should be performed 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends. After physical therapy, there may be an increase in vaginal discharge, even a large amount of watery discharge. There may be a small amount of bleeding when the wound is healing and shedding scabs (1-2 weeks after the procedure). During the period of incomplete wound healing (4-8 weeks), avoid baths, sexual intercourse, and vaginal douching. Patients with cervical erosion can use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment while understanding professional treatment. A proper diet should be maintained in daily life to avoid stimulating foods.