How to deal with Stage III cervical erosion

Patient's question:

Doctor, do some gynecological tumors cause boils to appear on the face?
First follow-up question: Hello, I haven’t confirmed whether my condition is that serious yet. I got pregnant in May, but around the 40th day, I experienced spotting, so I had an abortion. The doctor said I have third-degree cervical erosion, which caused the spotting. However, before getting pregnant, I only had slightly yellow discharge, and there were no other abnormalities. Also, I was very careful in terms of sexual activity, so I couldn’t believe I would have such a severe gynecological inflammation. After the surgery, I had laser treatment, and during the follow-up, the doctor said the erosion had...

Doctor's answer:

After undergoing surgery for cervical erosion, scars may form on the cervix, which can affect a natural birth. Therefore, surgical treatment is generally not recommended for women who have not given birth, unless the condition is severe.
Currently, interferon cream can be applied topically, or medications like Xiaomi (a type of suppository) can be used for treatment. Avoid sexual intercourse for the time being. After three months of medication treatment, you can attempt to conceive.

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