How is cervical erosion treated?

Patient's question:

Re-examination results were all normal. One month after the surgery, I went white-water rafting in Qingyuan, then came home, had sex with my husband, and only went to the hospital for a check-up on the third day. The doctor said there was some redness and swelling, and then prescribed a long-acting medication.
What kind of help do I need: On August 10th, I went for another check-up. The doctor said there was still some redness and swelling, and then gave me another long-acting medication (the previous one cost 150 yuan). Then, the doctor told me to come back for another check-up in 20 days. But in the last two days, I’ve noticed a little bit of red blood flow down there. What should I do in this situation—should I go to the hospital for a check-up now, or wait until the 20 days are up as the doctor said?

Doctor's answer:

Before treating cervical erosion, it is first necessary to rule out the possibility of cervical cancer. Treatment of cervical erosion: a. Medication treatment - Applicable to mild and moderate cervical erosion. Patients with severe cervical erosion should first adopt medication treatment. Surgical treatment should only be used if medication treatment is ineffective. Young women of childbearing age and those who have not given birth should not undergo surgical treatment for cervical erosion and should instead use medication treatment. b. Physical therapy - Applicable to patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion, with very fast results.

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