Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Cervical erosion degree three, doctor recommended physical therapy.Past Medical History and Treatment Effects: Currently taking anti-inflammatory medication.
What Help Is Needed: Want to know which physical therapy has the least postoperative pain, the best recovery, and the least damage to the cervix.
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to adopt the LEEP treatment. The LEEP minimally invasive technology is a highly effective physical therapy specifically developed for patients with cervical erosion. It can completely remove the eroded area, painlessly, without leaving scars (distinguishing it from traditional laser surgery, which may cause scarring and pose fertility risks to patients, making it particularly suitable for unmarried and childless women). It causes minimal damage to surrounding tissues, does not affect cervical elasticity, and preserves the patient's fertility. Generally, patients with moderate to severe erosion only need one surgery. The procedure is simple and safe, can be performed in an outpatient setting, and typically takes only 3-5 minutes to complete, without affecting work or studies.After treatment, there may be an increase in secretions or even copious discharge. It is important to maintain good hygiene of the external genitalia, wash frequently, but avoid using vaginal suppositories or vaginal douches on your own. Change underwear frequently, and if necessary, use sanitary pads. A small amount of bleeding may occur when the scab falls off 1-2 weeks after treatment. If there is heavy bleeding, seek medical attention promptly. Before the wound is fully healed, it is best to avoid sexual intercourse. Sexual activity not only affects the healing of the cervical wound due to mechanical stimulation but may also cause vaginal inflammation, thereby impairing the repair of normal cervical tissues.