Patient's question:
In April, the examination revealed severe cervical erosion. Now I am 35 days pregnant. Can I have an abortion? What are the risks of cervical erosion? If severe cervical erosion is not treated with surgery, is that okay?Doctor's answer:
Women with severe cervical erosion need to undergo relevant treatment before undergoing an induced abortion procedure. As for the treatment of severe cervical erosion, it is primarily based on physical therapy methods. For treating severe cervical erosion with physical therapy, the recommended technique is the ultra-high-frequency LEEP knife technology. The ultra-high-frequency LEEP knife technology is currently the most advanced minimally invasive treatment for cervical erosion, offering numerous advantages such as no incision, no damage to the uterus, and no impact on postoperative fertility.