Can I use phenol sulfone aldehyde suppository after laser treatment for cervical erosion?

Patient's question:

Today I had laser treatment for cervical erosion. The doctor prescribed medication, and only when I got home did I notice that one of the medications is polycresol pessary. Is it still usable? What precautions should I take? Thank you

Doctor's answer:

Hello, cervical erosion is one of the most common gynecological diseases. Its harmful effects can affect pregnancy, leading to miscarriage or even cervical cancer. Mild cases can be treated with medication: it is suitable for patients with smaller erosion areas and superficial inflammatory infiltration, primarily using local suppositories such as Xiaomi Suppository and Zhimi Ling Suppository. Moderate to severe cervical erosion requires physical therapy: microwave BOM light LEEP surgery. This method does not damage the cervix, does not affect fertility, and leaves no scars. Patients experience no physical discomfort during treatment, and the cervix returns to a smooth state afterward. You fall into the moderate to severe category and require physical therapy.
After cervical erosion surgery, avoid sexual activity for two months. Maintain hygiene in the vaginal area, avoid spicy and cold drinks, get adequate rest, and consume foods that boost immunity.