Patient's question:
I originally wanted a child this year, but during a gynecological examination, I was carefully checked and found that I had second-degree cervical erosion, which was granular. I was stunned after a few moments. I haven't had a child yet, and now I actually have this disease. To be able to have a child, I hope I can get better from this disease as soon as possible.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion should not be treated with surgery or physical therapy, as these methods pose significant harm to the female uterus. They can cause scars on the cervix, which may facilitate future normal deliveries but can even lead to infertility. Therefore, these two methods are generally not recommended. It is advisable to opt for medication-based treatment. Currently, many medication treatments employ topical application methods, which have gained widespread recognition to a certain extent.Additionally, during the treatment period for cervical erosion, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. Patients must pay close attention to their diet, consuming light and nutritious foods to avoid unnecessary harm. We hope the above information is helpful to you. Thank you.