Patient's question:
Now it's a bit itchy, and there's more leukorrhea. It seems like infertility. In June, I had an abortion, and it was discovered that there was a bit of cervical erosion. In October, it started to itch a little.Treatment history and effectiveness: Not taken care of yet.
How can I be helped: What kind of inflammation does cervical erosion cause?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication and does not necessarily require surgery. For moderate to severe cervical erosion, there is a special therapy called the LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) technology. This procedure leaves no scars and is performed as a minimally invasive outpatient surgery through the vagina. It does not remove the uterus and does not affect fertility. The treatment can be completed in 5-10 minutes, heals on its own in one go, and does not require hospitalization. The cost is relatively low. I suggest you consult your local hospital in detail. Thank you for your encouragement.