Examination before electrotherapy of cervical erosion

Cervical erosion is a relatively common gynecological disease, and it is quite harmful to many women. Therefore, women who have this disease should undergo electrotherapy for cervical erosion as soon as possible in order to prevent cervical erosion from harming their health. So what is the examination before electrotherapy for cervical erosion? Let's take a look at the answer below.

Electrotherapy for cervical erosion mainly involves basic gynecological examination.

1. Colposcopy: When a woman suffers from cervical erosion, the doctor will use a colposcopy to conduct a thorough examination, so that suspicious tissues in the body can be accurately extracted for biopsy.

2. Basic gynecological examination: Check the size and shape of the patient's cervix, the texture and size of the cervical canal, and other tissues and organs in the patient's body, such as the ovaries, pelvis, vagina, etc.

3. Cervical smear: This examination method is currently the most important cancer prevention screening and auxiliary cytology examination, and it is very effective, simple and easy to perform.

4. Iodine test method: This method is very simple and low-cost. The main method is to smear the cervix with acetic acid solution, check the reaction in the lesion area, extract the disease type according to the phenomenon in the lesion area, and perform a biopsy.

Cervical erosion - 70% do not require any treatment and do not cause any discomfort. In fact, this is just an extremely common chronic cervical inflammation. The causes are very complicated: slight damage to the cervix during sexual intercourse, mechanical friction of condoms, deep cleaning, artificial abortion, intrauterine contraceptive ring, bacterial invasion, etc. can all cause cervical inflammation. However, most cervical erosions do not require any treatment and do not cause any discomfort. Many people discover it during a gynecological examination.

The above is a detailed introduction for many women about the examinations before electrotherapy for cervical erosion. Therefore, for women who want to get treatment and recover as soon as possible, they should have a specific understanding of the examinations before electrotherapy for cervical erosion introduced above. Then, after the examination, they can undergo electrotherapy for cervical erosion, so that they can recover as soon as possible.