Patient's question:
Is cervical erosion of degree II and polyps necessarily treated surgically? Can they be treated with anti-inflammatory injections or topical medication?Doctor's answer:
There are many treatments for cervical erosion, including drug therapy, physical therapy, and surgical treatment. The first two methods mainly destroy the cylindrical epithelium of the cervix, causing it to become inflamed and shed, creating an opportunity for new squamous epithelium to cover the surface. If you do not want surgery, it is recommended to choose physical therapy, as it has the advantages of a short course, quick results, and good efficacy. Common methods include electrocoagulation, cryotherapy, laser therapy, etc. When patients face the problem of cervical erosion, we should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If cervical erosion does not improve after treatment, it is necessary to promptly change the treatment plan.