Patient's question:
Always taking medication, haven't had sexual intercourse for 5 months. I've been through childbirth. In mid-July, I was diagnosed with chronic cervicitis. Besides degree 2 erosion, I get re-examined every month, always taking medication, and the medication is different each time. Now it's still degree 2 erosion. I've been treated at a hospital, seen by several doctors. Is degree 2 erosion treatable?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion can cause pain. When the pathogen damages a deeper range, it can lead to chronic parametritis, resulting in lower back pain, pelvic heaviness, and dysmenorrhea. The occurrence of any condition is accompanied by the appearance of symptoms, and these symptoms can help us detect and treat the disease. Of course, the inflammation of cervical erosion is no exception. The conventional Western medicine treatment methods for anti-inflammation and antibacterial purposes not only fail to cure the condition but also, due to the long-term use of antibiotics, lead to the development of drug resistance, thereby increasing the difficulty of treatment. Therefore, it is essential to adopt the correct treatment approach to achieve a complete cure.