Does cervical erosion cyst require surgery?

As we all know, cervical erosion is a type of chronic cervicitis and a disease that many women will suffer from. If a patient suffers from cervical erosion, in general, the patient's vaginal secretions will increase, and the secretions will also become viscous. However, patients do not need to worry too much, because cervical erosion can be cured through treatment. So does cervical erosion cyst require surgery?

1. Cervical erosion and cysts are caused by long-term chronic inflammatory stimulation. The treatment of cervical erosion needs to be determined according to the condition. Each person's condition is different, and the applicable treatment method is also different. Cervical cysts that are small and not infected may not require treatment. If there is a major infection, then aggressive treatment is necessary. Acupuncture is currently used in clinical treatment, with good results. You can choose the treatment method according to your situation.

2. It is best not to have surgery as it will cause great harm to women. If you haven’t given birth yet, then you should definitely not have it.

Most of them are caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene or unclean sexual behavior. So pay attention to the following points.

1. Change your underwear frequently. After wearing your underwear for one day, it will be covered with a large number of bacteria. If you continue to wear it the next day, the consequences can be imagined. Underwear is in direct contact with the vagina, and residual bacteria can enter the vagina unhindered and cause infection. Moreover, wearing underwear for a long time will cause vulvar itching. It is recommended to change it every day.

2. Clean the exterior frequently...

3. If cervical erosion is not treated in time, it may cause cervical cancer. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication, while moderate and severe cervical erosion can be treated with surgery. It is recommended to have an abortion after treatment, otherwise the operation during the operation may cause ascending infection, leading to pelvic inflammatory disease or adnexitis.