Patient's question:
When I just got divorced, I had some itching in the outer labia and a lot of leukorrhea. After a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as vaginitis, and there was also some cervical erosion. At that time, the vaginitis was cured, so I didn't pay attention to it anymore. Now, every time I have sex, it tears the skin and causes pain during intercourse. When I had another thorough examination, it was diagnosed as second-degree cervical erosion. How should I treat it? I haven't been pregnant yet?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical erosion is difficult to cure solely with medication. It is recommended to opt for physical treatment, preferably using the LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) treatment. The LEEP 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, preserves the elasticity of the cervix, and maintains the patient's fertility. Generally, patients with moderate to severe erosion only need one surgery. In addition to treating cervical erosion, it is advised that patients pay attention to their diet and maintain a joyful mood in daily life to enhance their physical condition and accelerate recovery.