What should I do if I have abdominal pain after laser treatment for cervical erosion?

Patient's question:

Age
Detailed medical history and purpose of consultation: To understand
Duration of onset and persistence of the condition: 10 years
Current general condition: Normal
Medical history: One birth, one miscarriage
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: Cervical erosion degree 1, severe. Intrauterine device ineffective.
Auxiliary tests: Normal smear,
Others: None

Doctor's answer:

Hello. Cervical erosion can be treated with medication or physical methods.
1. Medication can be used, such as local application of Aprost, preferably under a doctor's guidance or by inserting vaginal suppositories yourself.
2. Medication is mainly suitable for non-pregnant patients with mild to moderate cervical erosion, but the treatment course is generally longer and more expensive.
Physical therapy options include laser, cryotherapy, microwave therapy, etc., with laser treatment being the most commonly chosen. Improvement is usually seen after one to two treatments.
So, what you need to do now is actively strengthen your nutrition, relax your mind, and get proper rest.