Patient's question:
How is severe cervical erosion treated? Since I haven't had children yet and am currently trying to conceive, I don't want to have surgery. But I've heard that severe cervical erosion can also interfere with getting pregnant. I'm not sure what to do.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of cervical erosion is primarily based on local therapy. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with topical anti-inflammatory drugs or traditional Chinese medicine, which generally yields good results. However, for moderate to severe cervical erosion, the effect of topical medications is relatively slow, and physical therapy such as laser, cryotherapy, cauterization, or microwave treatment may be considered. The goal of these treatments is to cover the eroded area, allowing the wound to heal completely in one go. Additionally, it is recommended that women with more than three years of sexual experience undergo an annual cervical anti-aging examination.