How to treat cervical mucus exfoliated cells

Many women suffer from gynecological diseases due to the pressure of life and work, which seriously affects women's health. Therefore, timely treatment is needed to ensure the health of women's bodies and avoid the impact of gynecological diseases on patients. So how to treat cervical mucus exfoliated cells?

Cervical erosion should not be "made a mountain out of a molehill". The mild, moderate and severe cervical erosion described by gynecologists only represent the area of ​​cervical erosion visible to the naked eye, and do not indicate the severity of cervicitis or the possibility of cancer.

Mild cervical erosion may not require treatment; moderate and severe cervical erosion, especially granular or papillary cervical erosion, should be actively treated. Laser, freezing and other technologies can not only easily cure cervical erosion, but even the 5-year survival rate of early-stage carcinoma in situ can reach 100%.

Cervical erosion should not be treated as a big deal. Although cervicitis and cervical erosion are not precancerous lesions, according to statistics, the incidence of cervical cancer in women with cervicitis is indeed higher than that in women without cervicitis.

HPV virus will cause further pathological changes through persistent infection, such as CIN1/CIN2/CIN3. CIN3 includes severe atypical hyperplasia and carcinoma in situ. Therefore, the HPV virus must be eliminated from the body. As long as you are not infected with the HPV virus, it means you will not get cervical cancer! But the hospital currently has no effective treatment for the HPV virus. In case of cervicitis, keep the vulva clean, take potassium permanganate solution for sitz baths, change underwear frequently, and temporarily refrain from sexual intercourse and tub baths after taking the medicine. If there is a lot of mucus, you can scrub it with soda water, or you can use potassium dichromate or silver nitrate. This indicates that you are infected with the HPV virus and you should have another cervical TCT examination. If the TCT examination result is abnormal, you should have a colposcopy; if the TCT examination result is normal, you can be observed and followed up regularly.

The above is the expert’s opinion on this issue. If the patient suffers from the above-mentioned diseases, the patient should consult an expert in time for appropriate treatment to avoid the above-mentioned problems affecting the patient’s condition, especially to prevent the patient’s condition from worsening. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.