Patient's question:
I am currently diagnosed with cervical erosion of degree II, but I had previously checked and it was degree I. Just after half a month, it has worsened to degree II. I feel very upset and worried that it will become even more severe. The doctor here has recommended treatments such as atomization, BOM light, and vaginal insertion, but none of them have been effective. So, what treatment would be the best for me?Doctor's answer:
Physical therapy for cervical erosion: For moderate to severe patients, if gynecological products are ineffective, physical therapy can be considered. However, physical therapy can cause harm to the body, has significant side effects, and may easily lead to insensitive vaginal walls, a lack of pleasure during sex, and infertility. Therefore, it is absolutely not advisable for women who have not borne children to undergo this therapy. Currently, some irresponsible hospitals are criticizing physical therapy as harmless, which is completely reckless and irresponsible behavior. The condition of cervical erosion is very serious, and patients are advised to seek timely treatment and follow their doctor's recommendations for appropriate treatment. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to self-care, maintain a proper diet, and avoid worsening the condition.