Patient's question:
During my check-up for an abortion, it was found that I have mild cervical erosion. Now that the abortion is done, can I have surgery for cervical erosion? How much does it cost to treat mild cervical erosion with surgery?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion does not require surgical treatment, as it may not be cost-effective. Through long-term clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated many unique and effective formulas. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Chinese yam, Solomon's seal, cordyceps, longan pulp, clove, Guangdong purple berry, kuancao, chicken blood vine, qianjinba, rhino horn, polygonum, dodder seed, livid dock, raw coix seed, red root, prepared rehmannia, spikenard, zingiber mioga, and licorice. These traditional Chinese herbs, when used together, can powerfully and thoroughly remove harmful toxic substances such as unshedded and purulent epithelium, blood clots, residual matter, dregs, viruses, and bacteria that cannot be expelled naturally from the uterus and inner vagina. It is like performing a deep cleansing in the inner vagina, completely removing toxic substances from the uterine lining and residual toxic substances in the vagina, and eliminating the sources of fungal and viral infections.