Patient's question:
I have mild cervical erosion. The doctor said it can be cured with surgery, so I had it done. At that time, a thorough examination revealed mild cervical inflammation. Will it also be cured now? What should I do in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a chronic inflammation and the most common type of chronic cervical inflammation. With the decline in living standards and reduced life pressure, the incidence of cervical erosion has also been increasing, severely threatening women's physical health and perinatal well-being. Women should understand some nursing techniques and prioritize self-protection. It is essential to maintain local cleanliness and hygiene, change underwear frequently, and prevent unsafe sex. If the condition occurs, keep traditional Chinese medicine such as Gynecological Qianjin Tablets (capsules) for treatment, which can help alleviate abnormal vaginal discharge caused by cervical inflammation and promote wound healing in the cervix. Timely and effective use of contraception can reduce the incidence of induced abortion, thereby minimizing psychological trauma and the risk of bacterial infection. Cervical erosion patients can, while understanding the need for symptomatic treatment, engage in appropriate exercise after treatment to boost their immune system.