What does cervical physical therapy mean?

The female cervix is ​​very susceptible to disease. Because the cervix is ​​relatively private, many women usually neglect the care of the cervix, which can easily cause cervical inflammation or erosion. If cervical erosion occurs, serious cases cannot be treated with medication, but cervical physical therapy is required. So, what exactly does cervical physical therapy mean?

Nowadays, women pay more attention to their health, so when treating cervical erosion, they abandon traditional and ineffective drug treatments and choose physical therapy with good therapeutic effects. However, there are many types of physical therapy, what are they? There are many ways of physical therapy. The first is electric ironing. After using this method, the areas without cervical erosion in women will be burned, and the eroded surface of the lesion will become necrotic, so that the necrotic substance will fall off the body of the woman. Electric ironing is a form of electric cauterization, but the freezing method is just the opposite. After using this method, the eroded area of ​​the woman's cervix will freeze quickly and the eroded surface will detach. This method can have a good effect after one use. Another treatment technology that women prefer is laser treatment, but there will be bleeding when using it. However, this is a normal phenomenon. After using it, the woman's body will recover quickly and cervical erosion will disappear. Physical therapy is a good treatment for cervical erosion, and is better than medication and surgery.

If you suffer from mild cervical erosion and contact bleeding, you should receive active treatment. If not treated the condition will worsen. The treatment plan should be determined based on your actual situation. Avoid spicy food during treatment. Sexual activity is also prohibited. Continue with treatment and then review the results.

Once cervical erosion occurs, the amount of leucorrhea often increases and becomes thicker, sometimes with an abnormal odor, and occasionally purulent or bloody leucorrhea may appear. Lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen are also common. In addition, contact bleeding may occur during sexual intercourse.

Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease. The cause of the disease is mechanical stimulation or injury. Infertility in a few patients may also be caused by cervical erosion. For moderate and severe cervical erosion, physical therapy is better, such as: laser, microwave, Bohm light, red light, LEEP knife, etc.