Patient's question:
Cervical erosionDoctor's answer:
Whether it involves medication, physical therapy, or surgical treatment for cervical erosion, it is important to maintain external genital hygiene after treatment. Sexual activity, tub baths, swimming, and vaginal irrigation should be avoided until the wound is completely healed. Regular follow-up appointments should be scheduled after treatment. During the treatment period, if an odor is detected in the discharge, seek medical attention promptly. For medication treatment, remove the cotton balls from the vagina to prevent infection. After physical therapy, a small amount of bleeding is normal. If the bleeding increases, exceeds menstrual flow, or lasts for an extended period, seek medical attention promptly to identify the cause and stop the bleeding. After electrocautery treatment, patients should monitor their first menstrual period for any difficulty or dysmenorrhea to prevent cervical adhesion.