Patient's question:
Medical Description: There is a small amount of bleeding after menstruation. The doctor's examination revealed second-degree cervical erosion and recommended performing two procedures simultaneously. I'm not sure if they are the same thing, or else I would have to pay double the cost. I hope you can clarify this for me, or if doing both is beneficial and harmless, then spending more money wouldn't be a problem. Thank you for answering.Past Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been administered. It was just recently discovered.
Desired Help: Can you explain whether protein coagulation and LEEP are the same thing? If not, can they be done simultaneously? Is it necessary?
Doctor's answer:
LEEP treatment of cervical diseases does not damage the cervical structure, does not cause fibrosis, does not affect cervical mucus secretion, and has no adverse effects on fertility. It has the advantages of being non-invasive, high safety, and non-radioactive.BBT is the protein coagulation technology. During the surgery, a probe similar to a toothpick is used to slowly peel off the erosion. Postoperatively, there will be 1 week of yellow discharge and 1 week of red discharge, both of which are the peeled-off erosion being expelled. The more discharge, the better the healing. Women who have not given birth are not recommended to use it.