Patient's question:
Do I need surgery for mild cervical erosion? Today the doctor said it's better to have surgery, which only takes a few minutes, but I don't know if the surgery has any aftereffects, and the price is a bit high, about 1,000 or so.Can mild cervical erosion be treated with medication? Can medication completely relieve it? Does this surgery have any side effects?
What kind of assistance do you need: Can mild cervical erosion be treated with medication? Can medication completely relieve it? Does this surgery have any side effects?
Doctor's answer:
This mild disorder, if there are no symptoms, does not require treatment. There are some physiological factors that can cause the disorder. Even if treatment is necessary, it does not have to be done through this method; it can be fully treated with medication. Especially for married women, medication treatment must be implemented first. Mild disorder responds very well to medication.In this case, physical surgery, although it is effective, has drawbacks for married women. The main disadvantage is the potential for significant side effects, which may lead to reduced nerve sensitivity in the vaginal wall, affecting sexual quality of life. Additionally, it is prone to recurrence after recovery.