Patient's question:
I am also 23 years old this year, and I haven't been divorced or had children. Last year, I had a thorough check-up and found mild cervical erosion. Moreover, I will absolutely not get divorced in the coming years. I would like to ask you, how should I be treated so that it does not affect future fertility?Treatment history and effectiveness: Last year, a Pap smear was performed, which ruled out the possibility of cervical cancer. Additionally, my vaginal discharge has always been abnormal, and I always feel the urge to urinate before taking a nap.
What kind of help is expected: I hope doctors can give some advice on how I should be treated so that it does not affect future fertility.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: It is recommended to consider using MC hot melt therapy or LEEP, both of which are good treatment methods. They can not only cure cervical erosion in one go but also leave no damage to the normal cervix, have no impact on future fertility, and leave no scars. You can go home immediately after treatment. It's convenient and fast!The causes of cervical erosion include: unsafe sex, multiple induced abortions, excessive cleaning, prolonged menstruation, multiple sexual partners, excessive sexual frequency (more than 4 times per week), sexual activity during menstruation, etc. It is essential to follow postoperative precautions strictly! If you have long-term exposure to these risk factors, the condition may recur! Wishing you a speedy recovery!