Treatment of cervical erosion
Today, there are two types of treatment for cervical erosion: operating and non-surgical methods. Before deciding on the method, the doctor will necessarily prescribe an examination for the detection of STIs (if this is not done, and the patient will have a PPP disease, then all efforts to treat erosion will be useless). After this, all inflammatory diseases must be eliminated.
If there is dysfunction of the ovaries, or there are violations in the hormonal background, then this should also be normalized.
If there are no complications, then erosion can and even need to first try to be cured by a non-surgical method. Modern doctors have a whole arsenal of means for conservative (non-surgical) treatment of erosion: antibiotics of a new generation, homeopathic preparations, chemical coagulation (treatment of affected areas with the drug "Solkovagin"), etc.
If the drug treatment is not successful, or there are complications of the course of the disease, then there are operational methods (cauterization) of erosion treatment. These include: cryodestruction (the affected area is fused with liquid nitrogen), laser coagulation (exposure to the affected cervical region by a laser beam of low power), diathermocoagulation (electric cautery), and radio wave surgery (the operation is performed using the Surgitron device).
Erosion and pregnancy
Erosion, like any other disease, is better to prevent than treat. Therefore, in order to prevent the appearance of erosion of the cervix, it is desirable to visit the gynecologist regularly, avoid promiscuous sexual intercourse, and treat inflammatory diseases in a timely manner.
During pregnancy planning, it is necessary to identify the presence of inflammatory processes, PPP diseases and treat, in case of a positive result.
The presence of erosion, if it is not accompanied by infectious diseases, usually has no influence on pregnancy. Operative treatment of erosion is not carried out throughout the term of pregnancy. The fact is that with surgical treatment on the cervix of the uterus a scar is formed, because of which the cervix can become worse. Some doctors believe that during the entire pregnancy period, erosion can be treated with a laser, since this method is considered to be the mildest after medication. But most are more inclined to the fact that laser treatment can contribute to the termination of pregnancy.
Now there are medications that successfully cope with erosion during pregnancy, quickly heal damaged areas of the cervix and reduce inflammation of the cervical tissue. These include preparations containing zinc in conjunction with hyaluronic acid.