The harm of using self-coagulation knife to treat cervical erosion is so great

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease that affects the lives of many female friends. At present, the self-coagulation knife is a relatively popular method for treating cervical erosion in recent years. The treatment should be performed within 3-7 days after the menstruation ends, because infection is more likely to occur during the menstrual period. In addition, do not have sex a few days before treatment. If you must have sex, it is best to use a condom. Avoid having sex as much as possible within two months after treatment.

1. Self-coagulation knife (also known as BBT radiofrequency ablation) is a popular method for treating cervical erosion in recent years. The principle of using a self-coagulation knife to treat cervical erosion is to use a radio frequency interventional self-coagulation knife as thin as a sweater thread to accurately locate the site of cervical erosion or uterine fibroids through the vagina and cervix under the continuous dynamic observation and guidance of B-ultrasound. Radio frequency (i.e. high-frequency electromagnetic waves) is used as the treatment source, and the thermal effect of electromagnetic waves is used to produce a biological high heat effect through the high-speed movement of molecules and ions in the lesions, causing the cervical erosion and uterine fibroid cells to dehydrate and coagulate, and then be naturally absorbed and eliminated by the body, so that the cervix and uterus can resume normal function. The radio frequency of the self-coagulation knife instantly raises the local treatment temperature of the lesion to about 80°C. When the lesion is completely coagulated, destroyed and ablated, it will automatically alarm and stop treatment. The entire treatment process takes about 20 minutes.

2. The self-coagulation knife should be used to treat cervical erosion within 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends, because infection is more likely to occur during the menstrual period. In addition, do not have sex a few days before treatment. If you must have sex, it is best to use a condom. Avoid having sex as much as possible within two months after treatment. Because this will not only affect the healing of the cervical wound, but may also cause vaginal inflammation, thus affecting the repair of normal cervical tissue; pay attention to keeping the vulva clean; one or two months after treatment, go to the hospital for a follow-up check to understand the healing of the cervical wound so as to recover as soon as possible.

3. Is the self-coagulating knife good for treating cervical erosion? There are certain risks in using a self-coagulating knife to treat cervical erosion. Due to its high thermal effect, while raising the local temperature of the lesion, it may burn the surrounding normal cervical tissue, destroy the cervical mucus cells, or cause cervical adhesions. Due to the narrowing of the cervix or changes in the nature of the mucus, it may cause infertility and dysmenorrhea. Therefore, women who have not given birth are advised not to use this method. In addition, the radio frequency of the self-coagulation knife mainly targets the surface of erosion and cannot completely remove deep lesions. Therefore, it only relieves the symptoms initially and is a "false cure" rather than a complete cure in the true sense. It may seem that the disease has been cured, but it will relapse after a while.