Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor, please, don't know why there is a benign reactive change, go to the hospital for examination, the doctor said pelvic inflammatory disease, is the cure rate high?Doctor's answer:
Considering you have cervical erosion, the microwave treatment you received may not have been entirely thorough. It is recommended to start with medication treatment, such as local antibiotic application. Generally, medication is applied twice a week. Treatment typically begins after the menstrual period ends and continues for one month, with medication paused during the menstrual period. If the results are not significant, cervical erosion physical therapy can be considered.Cervical erosion is classified into three degrees based on the depth of the lesion: mild, moderate, and severe. If the erosion is mild and superficial, even if the erosion area is large but the depth is shallow and there is minimal discharge, it may be temporarily left untreated. For moderate or more severe papillary erosion, a cancer prevention examination and treatment are necessary. As long as the treatment range does not extend into the cervical canal during physical therapy, there is no need to be overly concerned. It will not affect fertility. However, it is essential to find a skilled doctor for the procedure.
After treatment, there may be increased discharge, so it is important to maintain cleanliness and dryness in the external genital area to prevent infection. Sexual activity, tub baths, and vaginal irrigation should be avoided until the wound is fully healed, which typically takes 4-8 weeks.
Monthly follow-up examinations are recommended after treatment to monitor the healing of the wound.