Patient's question:
Yesterday I just had an abortion and treatment for cervical erosion. The doctor said I have second-degree erosion and used the American LEEP procedure to remove the eroded part. The doctor said I need to go to the hospital every day to apply medicine, and it costs 200-300 each time, which is hard for me to afford financially. Is it absolutely necessary to go?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, the cervical columnar epithelium swells and everts under the action of progesterone, making it rare to see a smooth cervix. After pregnancy termination, most of them can naturally recover to their original appearance and do not necessarily require treatment.During induced abortion, the decidua of the uterus is shed and expelled. If there is a cervical wound at this time, there is a risk of implantation. Generally, physical therapy for the cervix is chosen 3-7 days after the normal menstrual period.