Patient's question:
Severe endometritis, left tubo-ovarian abscess (infertile) - What medication is most effective?Doctor's answer:
Whether it is vaginal medication, laser treatment, or microwave therapy, the cure rate for mild cervical erosion is higher than that for moderate and severe cervical erosion. This indicates that mild cervical erosion has a good therapeutic effect regardless of the treatment method used, suggesting that timely treatment should be administered once cervical erosion is detected to prevent it from progressing to a severe stage, which would increase the difficulty of treatment. If the degree of cervical erosion is severe and the patient is in the high-risk age group for cervical cancer, microwave therapy should be actively adopted. It is recommended to undergo a cervical cell smear test. If it only indicates inflammation, cervical focused ultrasound therapy can be considered, which is a relatively advanced technology for treating cervical erosion and belongs to physical therapy, which will not affect future fertility.