Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: A few months ago, after a hospital examination, it was determined that I had cervical erosion of grade III, and microwave therapy was performed. The effect was not very ideal because I saw some information that said microwave therapy for unmarried women could affect future fertility. I would like to consult about the specific details.Current general condition: Currently, the erosion is at grade I.
History of previous diagnosis and treatment, as well as effectiveness: Microwave therapy was performed. The treatment was not thorough.
Doctor's answer:
There is a certain impact. After surgery, the cervix will have scar tissue. Scar tissue is relatively hard, which can make childbirth more difficult or cause cervical laceration. However, treatment should be based on your specific condition. Microwave treatment for cervical erosion is completely feasible for unmarried women, but avoid external infection again within six weeks after the procedure.