Patient's question:
I currently have moderate cervical erosion. I went to the hospital and consulted an expert. One doctor recommended that I undergo photodynamic therapy, while another said that since I haven't given birth, I can wait and just have regular check-ups at the hospital before considering treatment later. It was said that most people don't have any issues after the treatment, but a few may face difficulties during childbirth. I'm now unable to make a decision, and if I do decide to go ahead, I need to go to the hospital this afternoon. Please help me, the hospital.Answerer:
Doctor's answer:
Hello. Cervical erosion can be treated with medication or physical methods. 1 Medication can be used, such as local application of Aprost, preferably under the guidance of a doctor or self-administration of vaginal suppositories. 2 Medication treatment is mainly suitable for non-pregnant patients with mild to moderate cervical erosion, but medication treatment generally has a longer course and higher cost. Physical treatment can choose laser, cryotherapy, microwave, etc. Laser treatment is generally preferred, and improvement is usually seen after one to two treatments.