Patient's question:
I don't plan to have children in the near future, but now my cervix is 3 degrees of erosion. The doctor advised me to use medication first and then undergo physical therapy after giving birth. I would like to ask if medication alone is effective in my current condition? Is this the best method? Should I use physical therapy now? What can I do to avoid affecting fertility? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
This is a treatment plan highly favored by patients currently, featuring advantages such as minimal trauma, less bleeding, rapid recovery, and significant effects. Common methods include:① Electrocautery: Using a specially designed electrocautery device to burn the diseased tissue, causing it to necrotize and fall off;
② Laser: Utilizing a carbon dioxide laser treatment device to irradiate the diseased tissue. Under the laser's burning effect, the diseased tissue carbonizes and necrotizes. After the scabbing and shedding processes, new epithelial tissue covers the cervix, achieving the goal of treating cervical erosion;
② Cryotherapy: Using a specially designed rapid freezing device to freeze the diseased tissue. The frozen tissue necrotizes and falls off, after which new epithelial tissue covers the cervix, achieving the treatment goal.