Cervical erosion without surgery

Cervical erosion usually does not require surgical treatment. Cervical erosion is mostly a physiological change, which may be related to factors such as fluctuations in estrogen levels and external migration of cervical columnar epithelium. It can be intervened through drug treatment, physical therapy, etc.

Cervical erosion is a manifestation of the outward extension of the cervical columnar epithelium under the action of estrogen, and is not a true tissue ulcer. Mild cervical erosion usually has no special symptoms, but some patients may experience increased leucorrhea or contact bleeding. Drug treatment is suitable for conditions associated with inflammation. Commonly used drugs include Chinese patent suppositories such as Baofukang Suppository and Xiaomi Suppository, as well as antiviral drugs such as recombinant human interferon α2b vaginal effervescent tablets. Physical therapy is suitable for those with large areas of erosion or obvious symptoms. Commonly used methods include cryotherapy, laser therapy, etc., to repair the diseased area by promoting the regeneration of cervical epithelium.

For daily care, you should pay attention to keeping the perineum clean, choose pure cotton breathable underwear and change it daily. Avoid using irritating vaginal washes to prevent disrupting the normal flora balance. Regular work and rest and a balanced diet can help maintain immunity, and you can supplement vitamin C and zinc in an appropriate amount. It is recommended to conduct cervical cytology examination and human papillomavirus screening every year to detect the risk of cervical lesions in time. If symptoms such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, discharge, or lower abdominal pain occur, you should seek medical evaluation promptly.