Patient's question:
In 2007, I discovered cervical erosion, which was classified as severe. I tried many medications for it. In 2010, I had my second baby. During a postpartum health check-up, the doctor said it was mild cervical erosion. I was relieved at the time, but after a week and a half, when I went back, the doctor said it was a bit worse than before, but still mild. The doctor said it was not necessary to take medication. Six months and a few weeks after giving birth, I went for another health check-up, and it was already moderate. The doctor said to wait until the baby was weaned before treating it. When I came back, two weeks later, another health check-up revealed it had worsened to severe, with excessive leukorrhea.Doctor's answer:
There are many treatment methods for cervical erosion. The approach depends on the severity of the erosion, how it was conceived, and individual constitution, among other factors. Our hospital currently offers various advanced clinical diagnostic techniques for cervical erosion, including minimally invasive surgery, radiofrequency ablation, superconductor ablation technology, LEEP, BBT, and the Aorlok cervical repair system, all of which can provide painless, one-time self-healing, and benign cervical erosion treatment.