Patient's question:
Medical History Description:1. Started getting acne around the age of 17, primarily on the cheeks, which were red and swollen. Tried both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, but the results were not effective.
2. Diet is not greasy, but due to frequent constipation, there is mild hemorrhoids.
3. Will cervical erosion degree II heal on its own?
Previous Treatment and Effects:
1. Tried both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine for acne, but the results were not effective.
2. Hemorrhoids were not treated.
3. Visited a hospital for the cervix. Since she has no children, the doctor recommended treatment with medication instead of surgical repair.
What Help Is Needed:
1. To eliminate the acne.
2. What can be done to allow hemorrhoids to heal on their own?
3. Will cervical erosion degree II heal on its own?
Doctor's answer:
Microwave therapy is an indispensable step for patients with cervical erosion before undergoing surgical treatment. Through microwave therapy for cervical erosion, it can help patients alleviate the condition and reduce the area of the lesion. This can be beneficial for patients with more severe conditions by extending the time for surgical treatment and promoting faster postoperative recovery.Cryotherapy for cervical erosion involves using special equipment to first freeze the eroded tissue, followed by necrosis, and finally detachment. If you have cervical erosion for many years, how should it be treated? This method results in minimal postoperative bleeding but may cause increased vaginal discharge in patients with cervical erosion, usually lasting for 2 to 3 weeks. Necrotic tissue detaches after 6 weeks, and the wound heals by 8 weeks.