How is cervical mild erosion treated with microwave therapy?

Patient's question:

Does mild cervical erosion require microwave treatment, and, wave mother light for the first time question supplement: what exactly does microwave treatment treat

Doctor's answer:

1. Maintain local cleanliness
After microwave treatment, due to the healing and repair response of the wound, the vagina may produce a large amount of discharge. At this time, attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the external genitalia, and the external genitalia should be washed frequently, and underwear should be changed frequently. Sanitary napkins can be used if necessary. However, it should be noted that vaginal suppositories should not be used or vaginal douching should not be performed on your own.
2. Avoid sexual activity
Sexual activity should be avoided for 2 months after microwave treatment. This is because the healing time of the cervical wound is relatively long, approximately 2 months. If sexual activity is performed during this period, it will not only affect the healing of the wound but may also cause vaginal inflammation.
3. Seek medical attention promptly
If the patient follows the doctor's advice (maintaining external genital cleanliness, avoiding sexual activity) but still experiences an increase in discharge lasting more than 2 months, it is important to seek medical review promptly to understand the recovery of the cervix. Under the guidance of a professional doctor, the corresponding treatment plan can be determined.