Is cervical erosion easy to treat?

Is cervical erosion easy to treat? This question is very important for many women who suffer from or have suffered from cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease, and the incidence rate of this disease is generally high. Therefore, many women may suffer from cervical erosion due to various reasons in their daily lives. After suffering from cervical erosion, women's physical health will be seriously affected, so it must be treated in time.

Cervical erosion can be said to be a common disease in the entire medical field, so based on current medical technology, there are often many ways to cure cervical erosion. Therefore, our female friends must seek treatment in time after suffering from cervical erosion. So let’s talk specifically about the topic of whether cervical erosion is easy to treat.

Cervical erosion is divided into degree I cervical erosion, degree II cervical erosion, and degree III cervical erosion according to the extent of erosion. Cervical erosion is not really erosion, but a manifestation of chronic cervicitis. When the epidermis of the external os of the cervix falls off and is replaced by another epithelial tissue at the os of the cervix, because the new epithelium covering the surface is thin, you can even see the blood vessels and red tissue underneath, which looks like erosion.

Drug treatment - less side effects, more suitable for women who have not given birth. The most common drugs for treating cervical erosion abroad are Shadier Gel, Huijian combination, and topical drug suppositories, which are more effective but more expensive. 10-30% silver nitrate solution or 10% iodine solution

Use a cotton swab to apply the medicine carefully to the affected area. After using silver nitrate, apply saline solution to convert excess silver nitrate into non-corrosive silver chloride. Take twice a week, 4 to 6 times as a course of treatment, and repeat if necessary. Potassium dichromate solution

Use a cotton swab to dip the medicine and carefully apply it to the affected area. Apply the medicine once after the menstruation is over, and repeat it after the next menstruation. It is sometimes more effective for those with larger erosion areas. Before applying the medicine, wipe the cervical mucus with 0.1% chlorhexidine, and place two cotton balls in the posterior fornix to prevent the medicine from flowing down and burning the vaginal mucosa. After finishing, take out the cotton ball and wipe the applied area with a 75% alcohol cotton swab (formula: 10g potassium dichromate, 75ml concentrated sulfuric acid, add water to 100ml).

Physical therapy-suitable for patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion. Commonly used methods include electric ironing, laser therapy, and cryotherapy. The disadvantage is that the side effects are large and may cause the nerve sensitivity of the vaginal wall to decrease, affecting the quality of sexual life. In addition, it is easy to relapse after being cured.

In fact, cervical erosion is relatively easy to treat, but the treatment process is relatively complicated. In medicine, cervical erosion is usually divided into three degrees according to its severity. The third degree is cervical erosion, which is also the most serious one. In fact, the treatments for cervical erosion are different, which is mainly due to the different physical conditions of the patients and the degree of cervical erosion.