Patient's question:
Unmarried women with cervical erosion of degree 2, do you advocate surgical treatment? What treatment can you recommend for me? Do I need to take any medicine to assist in the treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you might consider laser treatment. Cervical erosion has a certain relationship with sexual activity, and it is very necessary to remind you that although cervical erosion is more common in married women, it does not mean that unmarried women cannot have cervical erosion. In addition to childbirth, miscarriage, infection, surgical operations, etc., sexual activity can also cause a certain degree of damage to the cervix, leading to the appearance of symptoms.Some women pay great attention to hygiene, but lack necessary knowledge. They often use cleaning solutions with high concentrations to rinse the vagina, which often has the opposite effect. Because doing so not only affects the growth of normal vaginal flora, reducing its inhibitory effect on pathogenic bacteria, but it can also cause varying degrees of damage to the cervical epithelium, ultimately leading to erosion.