Patient's question:
Genetic diseaseDoctor's answer:
Cervical mild erosion without any symptoms can be left untreated. If it is moderate to severe erosion, some physical treatments can be performed. The most commonly used treatments now include microwave, laser, cryotherapy, and radiofrequency ablation. These treatments are quite effective. Generally, one treatment may be sufficient, while multiple treatments may be needed in some cases. Medication is suitable for patients with small erosion areas, superficial inflammation, or under certain constraints. Locally, corrosive agents such as 25% silver nitrate and chromic acid are applied. Before medication, the vagina should be flushed, then dried with dry cotton balls, and the normal vaginal mucosa should be protected with cotton balls. Many herbal powder preparations also have a certain therapeutic effect, but they should be avoided during menstruation and pregnancy. Sexual intercourse and should be prohibited after medication.