Patient's question:
23 years old, had one induced abortion, now found to have cervical erosion grade III. I consulted the hospital and they recommended an invasive procedure. But I haven't been pregnant before, can I have this surgery? I'm going to the hospital tomorrow.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the LEEP (high-frequency electric wave) – the second nemesis of cervical diseases – is suitable for the following indications: pre-inflammatory conditions of cervical malignancies, cervical polyps, cervical warts, cervical hypertrophy, cervical lacerations, etc.Features: non-invasive treatment, precise minimally invasive, no damage, no scars, and can effectively prevent complications such as bleeding or infection. It will never affect fertility.
Patient experience: precise minimally invasive, no bleeding, completed within 3-5 minutes, no complications or sequelae.
Cervical erosion is a serious condition. It is recommended that patients undergo treatment immediately. It is hoped that patients can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, pay attention to dietary issues and avoid spicy or irritating foods to prevent worsening the condition.