Patient's question:
I am 19 years old, with cervical erosion of the second degree, and I haven't been pregnant yet. Will it affect future fertility? Should I have surgery? What kind of surgery will definitely not leave behind sequelae? Will cervical erosion of the second degree affect future fertility?Doctor's answer:
If cervical erosion does not heal for a long time, it may lead to infertility or even cause cancer. Therefore, it is essential to receive proper treatment to ensure a quick recovery. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Chinese yam, Solomon's seal, cordyceps, longan flesh, clove, Guangdong purple berry, kuan grass, chicken blood vine, ophiopogon, Chinese desert rose, patrinia, dodder, raw coix seed, polygonum, prepared rehmannia, polygonum multiflorum, zedoary, ginger, and licorice. When used together, these traditional Chinese herbs can powerfully and thoroughly remove unshedded and purulent epithelium, blood clots, residues, dregs, viruses, bacteria, and other harmful toxic substances that cannot be expelled naturally from the uterus and inner vagina. It is like giving the inner vagina a deep cleansing, completely eliminating toxic substances remaining in the uterine lining and vaginal cavity.