Cervical erosion after medication

Many women choose to seek treatment after suffering from cervical erosion. After taking medication for cervical erosion, a lot of material will fall off. Is this normal? In fact, cervical erosion is not a gynecological disease. If it is treated with medication, scabs will form on the eroded area, so there will be material falling off. If you want to treat cervical erosion, you can combine physical therapy and local treatment, which will be more effective.

When using drugs to treat cervical erosion, scabs will appear on the eroded cervix, and these scabs will also fall off. Therefore, it is normal for cervical erosion to fall off after taking medication. And no matter whether it is medication or other methods, there will basically be shedding and bleeding after treatment. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much. Just observe for a period of time. Of course, you should also do follow-up examinations in your daily life so that you can understand your recovery status at any time.

The shedding of cervical erosion after medication is basically normal, and you still need to know various treatment methods

Conventional treatment for cervical erosion generally involves physical therapy and local treatment. Physical therapy generally destroys the eroded epithelium of the patient's cervix, eventually allowing the dead skin to fall off, so the appearance of shedding is normal. There are generally freezing and electric ironing methods, and medication can also be used for treatment, but it is only suitable for situations where the erosion area is small and the inflammation is not too severe. In addition, shedding is also normal after taking medication for cervical erosion.

In addition to physical therapy and drug therapy, you can also choose advanced technology, such as ultra-high frequency leep knife technology, which relies on computer-controlled electromagnetic waves to achieve the therapeutic effect. It converts electrical energy into heat energy and ultimately acts on the eroded area, ultimately repairing the wound. Moreover, the damage caused by this electromagnetic wave to the eroded area is irreversible, and necrotic cells will also fall off during the metabolic process, which also plays a great role in tissue reconstruction.

Cervical erosion can be treated by a variety of methods, which are also introduced above. It can be seen that not only will cervical erosion cause shedding after medication, but physical therapy and leep knife will also cause shedding. This is normal, but for the sake of health, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva after treatment, and remember not to get infected.