Patient's question:
I found second-degree cervical erosion. Currently, almost every month, I have blood in my leukorrhea two weeks after my period, and the bleeding usually lasts for one or more days. Additionally, almost every month, I experience menstrual cramps. My period started on the 5th, and in the past few days, my leukorrhea has been very abundant and yellow, with a slightly unpleasant odor. How can I solve this? It hasn't improved despite treatment for such a long time.Doctor's answer:
I. Drug Therapy: Drug therapy is often used to treat mild cervical erosion. If drug therapy is maintained during the mild stage of cervical erosion, it usually yields good therapeutic effects. Antibiotics are typically applied locally, a method that is widely used in clinical practice and has proven quite effective.II. Physical Therapy: Physical therapy is more suitable for patients with moderate or even severe cervical erosion. During the moderate to severe stages, the area of erosion is relatively large, and the inflammation has spread more deeply, posing significant harm. Physical therapy is currently one of the most widely used treatment methods, offering numerous advantages such as a short course and excellent efficacy.
III. Surgical Therapy: Surgical therapy is relatively rarely used at present. In the past, it was considered when physical and drug therapies were ineffective, especially for patients with severe cervical erosion, where the erosion is more serious and involves the cervical canal, or in cases of cervical hypertrophy. Currently, minimally invasive treatment techniques are most commonly used. This technology has replaced surgical therapy and has become the best method for treating cervical erosion. Wishing you good health.