Is red light therapy useful for cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a gynecological disease that everyone is familiar with. The disease is clinically called cervical columnar epithelial ectopy. When a woman develops this disease, it will be accompanied by many uncomfortable symptoms, such as abnormal vaginal discharge, a larger amount of vaginal discharge, and a noticeably yellower color, and it may also be accompanied by an unpleasant odor. So, is red light therapy effective for the problem of cervical erosion?

Is red light therapy useful for cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is now believed to be caused by the outward migration of the cervical mucosa. Since the cervical mucosa looks red and like erosion to the naked eye, it is not a big deal and does not require treatment. It is generally related to high estrogen levels in the body and is very common in women of childbearing age. However, it is necessary to combine secretions and cervical exfoliated cells to exclude other diseases. There is no need to use red light therapy, it will still be there after treatment.

If cervical erosion is confirmed, timely treatment is required. If the cervical erosion is mild, vaginal administration of erosive suppositories can be considered for treatment. If it is severe, cervical repair surgery needs to be considered. Red light irradiation has an anti-inflammatory effect. Treatment of cervical erosion requires more than 2 to 3 courses. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment to prevent affecting the treatment effect and aggravating the development of the disease. Pay attention to regular check-ups of the cervical condition.

Cervical erosion is a disease that seriously endangers women's health. Red light therapy is one of all the treatments for cervical erosion, which can quickly kill bacteria. For women who do not desire to have children, red light therapy is not harmful. In addition to red light therapy, cervical erosion can also be treated with medication and leep knife surgery.

Cervical erosion is a very common gynecological disease, which mainly occurs in married women with children. Especially those who have had multiple abortions are more likely to suffer from cervical erosion. You may have cervical erosion now. When you go to the hospital for treatment in the future, the doctor will recommend red light therapy. However, the patient is personally worried, so he wants to know what are the dangers of red light therapy for cervical erosion?

1. Red light therapy, also known as laser therapy, uses infrared sterilization technology to effectively kill bacteria in the cervix and achieve the effect of treating cervical erosion. For women over 40 who do not have fertility needs, the harm of red light treatment for cervical erosion is very limited because it does not have much impact on women's endocrine system. However, for women who still have fertility needs, if they undergo red light therapy multiple times, it is very likely to cause adverse reactions to the uterus, thus affecting normal pregnancy preparations. Therefore, when doing red light therapy, the first thing to consider is whether the individual has any reproductive needs. If there is no reproductive need, then there is no need to worry about the dangers of red light therapy.

Second, there are many treatments for cervical erosion, red light therapy is just one of them. There are also drug therapy and minimally invasive surgical treatment. Drug treatment for cervical erosion is mainly aimed at patients with mild cervical erosion, using anti-inflammatory and bactericidal drugs such as cervical suppositories and amoxicillin dispersible tablets to achieve the treatment goal. For patients with moderate and severe cervical erosion, leep knife surgery can be used to remove the eroded area, followed by medication. Although the leep knife surgery will not affect the female endocrine system, each leep knife surgery will make the cervix weaker. Therefore, this is also what patients with cervical erosion need to pay attention to during treatment.