Why does the erosion suppository discharge dead skin?

When a woman suffers from cervical erosion, she can insert an erosion plug to effectively treat and dispose of the inside of the cervix as soon as possible, thereby achieving a therapeutic effect. Generally, when using erosive suppositories, the surface tissue of the cervix will be treated and repaired, so calluses may fall off and be discharged after use. So why do the erosive suppositories expel calluses? How long does it take for calluses from erosive plugs to be completely eliminated? Let’s learn about it together below.

In fact, after the vagina is plugged with a suppository, the vagina will usually feel very comfortable in the first few days, with no other secretions. After a few days, secretions similar to calluses will be discharged. This phenomenon is the sediment of the treatment medicine, not real calluses. This should be paid attention to, and there is no need to worry when cleaning the residue of this kind of medicine. It is recommended to keep the private parts clean.

In addition, in clinical medicine, if you want to use the suppository for treatment, you must have the corresponding conditions before you can, and after the doctor's examination, if there is inflammation of the cervix or vagina, you can use the suppository for treatment. If severe itching of the private parts occurs during the medication process, it is likely caused by drug allergy. It is recommended to stop taking the medicine and switch to other therapeutic drugs for treatment to avoid aggravating the local discomfort.

Under normal circumstances, after the use of the erosive suppository, the eroded surface skin will undoubtedly be effectively repaired and healed, and finally the callus will fall off and be discharged to achieve the actual treatment effect. Therefore, under the condition of proper use of the suppository, from taking the medicine to the formation of surface skin changes, as long as the callus phenomenon occurs, it will take about 3-5 days to completely fall off and be discharged from the body, and finally achieve the actual effect of healing. Therefore, after using the erosive suppository, it is necessary to make relevant adjustments and pay attention to the overall condition of the human body to effectively ensure that the callus tissue inside the cervix can slip off quickly.

Although the degree of cervical erosion in each woman is different during the use of cervical suppositories, and the frequency and frequency of using cervical suppositories also vary, there is no doubt that there are fluctuations in the time it takes for the eroded skin to turn into calluses and fall off. However, if you take the medicine properly, avoid sexual intercourse, and eat a light diet with less spicy food, the calluses will definitely disappear and recover within 3-5 days. After reasonable recovery, relevant examinations should be carried out regularly, and attention should be paid to the daily cleaning of the private parts and the inside of the cervix to ensure that the condition will not recur.

In general, after the application of the erosive suppository, it takes about 3-5 days for the calluses to be discharged. Generally, during the period of using erosive suppositories, in order to ensure that the eroded tissue inside the cervix can be effectively repaired and fall off, it is necessary to maintain a light diet, refrain from sexual intercourse and take medicine on time. This can ensure that the problem of cervical erosion can be treated quickly and achieve a practical effect, so that the body can recover as soon as possible.