Should cervical erosion need surgery?

Patient's question:

All symptoms: Stomach pain
Onset time and cause of symptoms: Recently
Treatment status: 111 degrees
Is it serious?
Help needed: Do I need surgery?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, cervical erosion is a phenomenon of chronic cervicitis. In chronic cervicitis, the squamous epithelium covering the vaginal part of the cervix dies and detaches, forming superficial defects, which are called true erosion and are less common. The cervical erosion commonly seen in clinical practice actually refers to the proliferation of cervical tubal mucosal columnar epithelium after previous epithelial damage, extending into the defects of squamous epithelium in the vaginal part of the cervix. For moderate cervical erosion, physical therapy is relatively better for treatment. Examples include laser, microwave, shortwave, red light, BOM light, LEEP knife, etc. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided to prevent cross-infection and affect the therapeutic effect.