Patient's question:
Doctor, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and found cervical erosion, and I had a LEEP surgery. Before the surgery, the doctor told me that this surgery would not cause too much interference to the body even after completion. However, after the surgery, my friend told me that cervical erosion is completely unnecessary to undergo surgery. In this case, can I sue the doctor?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation and can be treated with medication. However, the medication treatment process is generally long, and recurrence is prone to occur. Therefore, for the treatment of cervical erosion, physical therapy is primarily used, which can include options such as microwave, laser, cryotherapy, or infrared therapy. If the cervical erosion is severe, LEEP surgery may be necessary. Since you have undergone this surgery, it generally does not cause significant interference to your body.