How long does microwave treatment for severe cervical erosion usually take?

Patient's question:

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Current condition: On January 15, I underwent various medical examinations at the hospital and was diagnosed with mycoplasma, along with severe cervical erosion symptoms. My external genitalia are extremely itchy. I am currently receiving physical therapy and microwave treatment, while also undergoing intravenous drips (medications: Azithromycin Injection and Ofloxacin Injection, with daily costs exceeding 600 yuan.
Duration and nature of the illness: The main symptom this time is extremely itchy external genitalia, without other symptoms. The duration has been over two months.
Detailed medical history and purpose of consultation: On January 15, I underwent medical examinations at the hospital and was diagnosed

Doctor's answer:

Microwave therapy is generally performed within 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends, as microwave therapy leaves a certain wound on the cervix. If it coincides with the menstrual period, it is prone to infection. Therefore, patients should come to the hospital as soon as possible 3 days after the menstrual period ends for treatment.
After microwave therapy, due to wound healing, there is often a significant amount of vaginal discharge, which may sometimes cause inconvenience to the patient. When performing microwave therapy, the doctor should clearly explain to the patient to avoid the patient mistakenly thinking something is abnormal.
The patient should maintain cleanliness of the external genitalia, wash the area frequently, but should not use vaginal suppositories or perform vaginal irrigation on their own. Underwear should be changed frequently, and sanitary pads can be used if necessary.
Within one or two months after microwave therapy, the patient should return to the hospital for a follow-up examination to check the healing of the cervical wound. Under the guidance of the doctor, further treatment decisions should be made.