Patient's question:
I have developed severe cervical erosion. Currently, my symptoms are mild, as they were previously moderate. In the past, I could manage them with anti-inflammatory medication, but now they have worsened to moderate. The doctor has recommended surgery for treatment, but I haven't decided yet. How is moderate cervical erosion treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion, after excluding malignant inflammation and controlling specific or non-specific infections, local treatment is primarily used to cause the corrosive columnar epithelium to become purulent and shed, covering the newly formed squamous epithelium. Many harmful bacteria first penetrate the vaginal mucosa and the folds of the vaginal lateral walls. This is a mild infection, but harmful bacteria focus on entering the vaginal fornix, which can lead to cervical inflammation. At this time, the self-cleaning function of the vagina cannot solve the problem, and sterilization and anti-inflammatory treatment are required.