How to treat cervical cysts?

Many women with gynecological diseases have certain psychological illnesses in their lives. Some gynecological diseases have a long course, are prone to recurrence, are difficult to cure, and even cast a shadow on the relationship between husband and wife. These all cause women to feel anxious, bad mood and irritable. Some women feel great psychological pressure after being diagnosed with cervical cysts, fearing that it may cause cancer. There is no need to worry too much about this issue. Cervical cysts are generally benign and can be cured through surgery.

Treatment of cervical cysts:

1. Drug corrosion: clean the surface of the cervix, protect the vaginal vault and vaginal wall with dry gauze, dip a cotton swab in 10%-20% silver nitrate or potassium dichromate solution, apply it on the eroded surface, and then wash repeatedly with saline. Apply the medicine 5-7 days after the menstruation is over, apply silver nitrate 1-2 times each time, 2-4 times as a course of treatment. Potassium dichromate should be applied once a month. These two drugs have strong corrosive effects and must be used in hospitals.

2. LEEP knife and coagulation knife radiofrequency ablation: This method can be chosen for cases with a wide range of erosions that have not healed after long-term treatment. It can cure the disease in one go, with little trauma during the operation and no scars left after the operation. It is currently the most advanced method.

3. Opin suppository therapy: Opin suppository is also known as interferon α suppository (because its main ingredient is interferon α). Usage: 2-3 days after the end of menstruation, the patient lies on her back before going to bed, and inserts an Aoping suppository into the posterior fornix of the vagina with a pusher. Do this once every other day, 6 times as a course of treatment, and recheck 2-3 days after the end of menstruation next month. Use the medicine together for 1-3 courses. Sexual activity is prohibited during medication. The total effectiveness rate reached 95.3%. It is easy to use and has few side effects.

4. Physical therapy: It is considered to be the best treatment method currently and is suitable for patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion. Methods include electric ironing, freezing, laser, etc. The doctor will choose the right treatment method based on the degree and area of ​​erosion and the patient's general condition. It takes 4-8 weeks for the wound to heal. After the operation, pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and refrain from sexual intercourse and bathing before the wound heals. Choice of method: Because cervical erosion is closely related to the occurrence of cervical cancer, people suffering from cervical erosion should be actively treated.