What is the red light of cervical erosion?

Cervical erosion is a very common gynecological disease, which mainly occurs in married women with children, especially those who have had multiple abortions. They are more likely to suffer from cervical erosion. Maybe you have cervical erosion now. When you go to the hospital for treatment, the doctor will recommend red light therapy to the patient, but the patient is not at ease, so he wants to know, what are the harms of red light therapy for cervical erosion?

1. Red light therapy, also known as laser surgery, uses infrared sterilization technology to effectively eliminate pathogens in the cervix and achieve the effect of treating cervical erosion. For women over 40 who do not want to get pregnant, the harm of red light treatment of cervical erosion is very limited, because it will not have a significant impact on women's endocrine system. However, for women who still want to have children, if they do red light therapy multiple times, it is very likely to cause side effects on the uterus, thus affecting the normal pregnancy preparation period. Therefore, before doing red light therapy, you should first consider whether you have fertility requirements. If you do not have fertility requirements, then you do not need to worry about the harm of red light therapy.

Second, there are many treatments for cervical erosion, and red light therapy is only one of them. There are also medication and minimally invasive surgery. The medication treatment of cervical erosion is mainly for patients with mild cervical erosion, using anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs such as cervical erosion suppositories, amoxicillin capsule dispersible tablets to achieve the treatment goal. For patients with mild to moderate and moderate to severe cervical erosion, leep knife surgery can be used to remove the erosion site, followed by drug treatment. Although leep knife surgery will not affect women's endocrine system, each leep knife surgery will make the cervix more fundamentally weaker. Therefore, this is also an area that patients with cervical erosion need to pay attention to during treatment.

The above is a detailed introduction to the "harms of red light treatment for cervical erosion". According to the above introduction, it can be seen that red light treatment of cervical erosion does not have any significant adverse effects. It is only for women who have not given birth that repeated red light treatment may affect endocrine system. Therefore, women of different ages need to choose treatment methods suitable for their personal conditions when dealing with diseases such as cervical erosion.