What are the side effects of electrotherapy for cervical erosion?

Women must pay attention to preventing gynecological diseases in their daily lives, because many gynecological diseases will not only affect women's lives, but also easily affect the relationship between husband and wife, because many gynecological diseases cannot be performed during sexual intercourse, and they can even be easily transmitted to men. For example, cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease in clinical practice, which is extremely harmful to women's health and life. So, what are the side effects of cervical erosion electrotherapy?

Cervical erosion can be treated with medication, physical therapy or surgery. For some more serious cervical erosion, medication sometimes does not have a significant effect, so other therapies must be used in combination. For example, electrotherapy for cervical erosion is a relatively traditional treatment method, and it can have a certain effect if treated reasonably. However, physical therapy is generally not recommended for the treatment of cervical erosion, because it is quite harmful. If it destroys the normal condition of cervical epithelial cells, it may easily cause some gynecological diseases in the future. In addition, if it is serious, it may also cause infertility, so you must choose carefully.

For patients with cervical erosion who choose electrothermal treatment, there are some precautions they need to know after electrothermal treatment, such as paying attention to hygiene after treatment, keeping the vulva clean, getting enough rest, avoiding staying up late and doing heavy physical work. At the same time, you should pay attention to diet conditioning, mainly eat a light diet, eat more nutritious food, and eat less spicy food.

There will be some changes after electrotherapy treatment, and you need to pay attention to care. Generally, there will be secretions out of the vagina one week after treatment. The amount is small and the color is light yellow and watery. It will decrease after the second week and get better after half a month. Generally, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding during one to two weeks of treatment, which does not require treatment. However, if the bleeding is as heavy as menstrual bleeding and is bright red, you should go to the hospital in time to stop the bleeding. Pay attention to follow-up examinations, which should be done 15 days, 25 days, and 55 days after treatment. In addition, if there is an odor in the vaginal discharge, or itching of the vulva or vagina, check it in time.

Electrotherapy for cervical erosion has a certain effect. It is one of the physical therapies for treating cervical erosion. Patients with cervical erosion can follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Electrotherapy does not rule out some side effects, so you should be cautious when choosing. Once electrotherapy is chosen, patients must pay attention to subsequent care after treatment to facilitate recovery and avoid the possibility of complications.