Patient's question:
09 October diagnosed with mild cervical erosion, TCT test showed no inflammation, accompanied by vulvar itching. Is mild cervical erosion in unmarried and childless women necessary to be treated?Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion is recommended to be treated promptly.(1) Drug treatment: Suitable for patients with a smaller area of erosion and superficial inflammation. Local application of antibiotics, such as metronidazole, sulfonamide drugs, and furacilin, can be used.
The use of traditional Chinese medicine for treating cervical erosion is relatively widespread in clinical diagnosis, with good efficacy. Many empirical formulas and prescriptions are processed into medicinal powders or suppositories and placed on cotton balls, which are then applied to the eroded areas.
Generally, medication is applied twice a week. During treatment, there may be more yellow vaginal discharge, but it should not have an unpleasant odor.
Treatment typically begins after the menstrual period ends and continues for half a month, with medication paused during the menstrual period.
(2) Physical treatment: This is a widely used treatment method that offers the advantages of a short course and good efficacy.