Patient's question:
1 year ago, I had a Leep surgery for cervical erosion and recovered. But now, there's a bit of cervical erosion again.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is a problem of over-treatment in cervical treatment. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, some doctors treat immediately upon encountering erosion, which is actually unnecessary. In women of physiological age, some have very active hormone secretion, where squamous epithelium replaces columnar epithelium, which is not a pathological erosion and does not require treatment. Secondly, there are cases of inflammatory erosion. If you haven't given birth, physical treatment is not recommended, as it can weaken cervical elasticity and affect normal labor in the future. Another reason is that patients themselves are overly anxious. Upon hearing about erosion, they rush to seek treatment, even at unqualified black clinics. In reality, whether cervical conditions require treatment varies from person to person.