Microwave treatment process for cervical erosion

Since I gave birth to my child, I have also suffered from severe cervical erosion, often having back pain, stomach pain, and very irregular menstruation. Because of me, my skin has no radiance and my face is covered with black spots. A sister said she wanted to have microwave therapy, which is a minimally invasive surgery and very simple. But I was born with severe pain, so I got worried when I heard that I needed surgery, and I was very worried about which bed to put me in the obstetrics and gynecology department. I would like to ask: What is the whole process of microwave treatment for cervical erosion? I need to understand it and make up my mind to get the treatment.

1. First of all, cervical erosion is divided into three degrees. Almost all women have mild cervical erosion and generally do not require any treatment. For mild to moderate cervical erosion, you can take some conditioning medicines, such as Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan and antibiotics. Moderate to severe cervical erosion requires minimally invasive surgery to treat.

2. Secondly, the commonly used minimally invasive surgeries for cervical erosion include cryotherapy and microwave heating therapy. Microwave heating is the use of an instrument that can generate microwaves to target the diseased area to achieve the purpose of treatment. This method is now very popular and has almost replaced the refrigeration method.

3. Secondly, the process of microwave treatment for cervical erosion is very simple and should be done in the hospital within three to seven days after the patient's menstrual period is over. The doctor will use a special spreader to dilate your vagina, exposing the cervix, and then disinfect the cervix. He will use the microwave heating head to treat the wound. It will be almost done in more than ten minutes and there is no pain.

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It should be noted that after the microwave heating operation, the patient needs to take antiviral drugs for a week to eliminate inflammation and prevent inflammation; in addition, sexual intercourse is not allowed within two months after the operation, which is conducive to the healing of the wound.