Patient's question:
Increased white discharge, went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with moderate cervical inflammation. Oral and internal suppository medications were used for three months, but upon re-examination at the hospital, there was no recovery and it remained moderate. The doctor switched to a different internal suppository medication, Monwang, during the course of use. No further discomfort reappeared, and the white discharge also returned to normal. However, can this condition be fully cured? Will it recur? What should be paid attention to on a daily basis? What kind of assistance is needed: Can moderate cervical inflammation be fully cured? Will it recur? What should be paid attention to on a daily basis?Doctor's answer:
For patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion who do not respond well to medication, it is recommended to consider physical treatment. The LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) is a minimally invasive technology specifically introduced for cervical erosion patients, offering an efficient physical therapy that can completely remove the eroded area. It is painless, leaves no scars, and is particularly suitable for married women who have not given birth. It causes minimal damage to surrounding tissues, does not interfere with cervical elasticity, and preserves the patient's fertility. Generally, patients with moderate to severe erosion only need one procedure.