Patient's question:
Female 26 years old Cervical erosionDoctor's answer:
Your condition is best treated with surgery, as the surgical outcome is more certain. Medication treatment is meaningless. Post-surgery, it's important to prevent wound infection and pay attention to supplementing high-quality protein to promote wound healing.Cervical erosion occurs when the epidermis at the cervical os is shed and replaced by another type of epithelial tissue. Due to the thinness of the new epithelial covering, it may even be translucent, allowing visibility of underlying blood vessels and red tissue. The appearance of a large amount of exfoliated tissue resembles true erosion, hence the term "cervical erosion." Treating cervical erosion is relatively troublesome, and it carries a risk of malignancy. It is recommended to undergo microwave therapy, which can yield some effect.