What are the good treatments for cervical erosion

Patient's question:

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Medical History: I had first-degree cervical erosion five years ago, which fluctuated between improvement and worsening. Recently, I was tested and found to have third-degree erosion with polyps. Can medication treat this? I am currently using Fengbaoning pills; can they cure it? If medication cannot cure it, what other effective methods are available?

Doctor's answer:

1. Medication for Cervical Erosion: Light to moderate patients should be the first choice for medication, which has fewer side effects on the body and does not cause sequelae.
2. Physical Therapy for Cervical Erosion: Moderate to severe patients can choose physical therapy if medication is ineffective. However, physical therapy can cause harm to the body, has significant side effects, and may lead to reduced sensitivity of the vaginal wall, lack of pleasure during sexual activity, and infertility. Therefore, this therapy is not recommended for women who have not been pregnant. Currently, some irresponsible hospitals promote the idea that physical therapy is harmless, which is completely reckless and irresponsible behavior.
3. Surgical Treatment for Cervical Erosion: Severe patients who do not respond to medication or physical therapy may consider undergoing cervical conization or total hysterectomy. However, surgical treatment should only be used as a last resort and is not recommended unless absolutely necessary.