Can medication not treat moderate cervical erosion?

Patient's question:

Moderate cervical erosion, underwent LPT on November 29, 2010, no cancer found. Had a colposcopy on December 21, 2010, detailed examination results: moderate cervical erosion, glandular white rings and gland openings, cervical columnar epithelium, deep Nabothian cysts, Nabothian cysts. In December last year, gave birth in November last year. Past treatment and effectiveness: In December last year, the doctor prescribed two boxes of recombinant human interferon-2b vaginal suppositories. At that time, the doctor recommended I undergo pelvic floor rehabilitation therapy (6 sessions), and only after completing this therapy did I start taking the medication. In November this year, I went for a check-up and it was still moderate erosion, and two boxes of suppositories were prescribed. I went for a follow-up colposcopy 3 days after my period, which resulted in the detailed examination results mentioned above. The doctor recommended I undergo physical therapy. Ultrasound, she said one session could completely cure it. What kind of help do you need:

Doctor's answer:

Hello, generally, physical therapy for cervical erosion has a relatively certain effect. Hello, if pregnancy does not occur again, it is recommended to consider surgical treatment, which is more effective and may have some impact. It is suggested that patients pay more attention to diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods. Get more rest! The above is advice on the question "Is it impossible to treat moderate cervical erosion with medication?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!

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