The dangers of surgery for cervical erosion

In recent years, more and more women have suffered from cervical erosion, and many unmarried women have also suffered from cervical erosion to varying degrees. Cervical erosion is particularly harmful to women's health and needs to be taken seriously and treated actively. During the treatment, good personal hygiene habits are also required. Currently, cervical erosion is treated through surgery, but surgical treatment of cervical erosion is harmful.

The dangers of surgery for cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require clinical treatment. All that is needed is annual cervical cancer screening. However, if you undergo surgery for cervical erosion without knowing it, there may be the following dangers: First, the surgery will cause the cervical canal to narrow, which will cause dysmenorrhea. In addition, it may also lead to infertility. Second, surgery for cervical erosion causes slight changes in the local anatomy of the cervix, which may also lead to infertility. Therefore, surgery for cervical erosion will mainly cause dysmenorrhea or infertility. It is recommended that you go to a regular public hospital for examination and treatment next time you see a doctor.

What should I pay attention to after cervical erosion repair surgery?

You should rest more, avoid strenuous exercise, and avoid spicy, raw or cold food. Eat more fruit watercolors to keep your mood happy. Enhance your own immunity, actively treat cervical erosion if found; do a good job of contraception and birth control; have regular gynecological examinations; keep the vulva clean. Pay attention to personal hygiene. Do not catch a cold, pay attention to vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain, do not do riding exercises within one month, and keep the vulva clean and dry to avoid bacterial ascending infection. Poor rest will affect the normal recovery of the body and uterus, and may easily lead to irregular menstruation and other conditions.

What is cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease among women today and is also a disease that is prone to recurrence. It is a manifestation of chronic cervicitis.

Cervical erosion is generally divided into three types: mild, moderate and severe. If a woman is of childbearing age and has mild cervical erosion but no symptoms, no treatment is required. There are some physiological factors that cause erosion. If it is moderate to severe erosion, it must be diagnosed in a regular hospital. Except for cervical cancer, some physical treatments can be done. The more commonly used ones now are microwave, laser, freezing, and radiofrequency ablation, which are more effective.

Many times, some gynecological diseases do not actually have very obvious symptoms or pain, so some women do not actively pay attention to this, which makes the condition become more serious. Therefore, I hope that after everyone understands the relevant knowledge about cervical erosion, they must pay attention to their own physical health.