Patient's question:
What is the best treatment for moderate to severe cervical erosion? How many types of physical therapy are there? What is the approximate cost? Which type is generally considered the best? Is it good to have physical therapy at a community health service center, or should I go to a large hospital? I am in Xiamen. First question: What are the potential sequelae after physical therapy? Will women who have undergone physical therapy be unable to bear children (get pregnant)?Doctor's answer:
Severe cervical erosion is quite serious. There are various treatment methods for cervical erosion in women, such as surgery, which is now commonly used including microwave, laser, cryotherapy, and radiofrequency ablation. These treatments are quite effective. It is recommended to use tea as a beverage in daily life to prevent and improve gynecological inflammation. For example, polygonum multiflorum has anti-inflammatory and sterilizing, diuretic and heat-clearing, deodorizing, anti-itching, and qi-tonifying and blood-nourishing effects.Nursing is also important. Pay attention to personal hygiene and health care, clean the private area with common cleaning solutions, change underwear frequently, and use condoms during sexual activity as much as possible. Avoid eating cold, sour, spicy, or irritating foods, drink plenty of boiled water, and maintain regular bowel movements.