Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of cervical erosion? Try to combine with other physical therapy?

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Cervical erosion is mostly caused by married women do not pay attention to sexual health, or infection during production and operation, but there are also many unmarried women. In the treatment of cervical erosion, we must distinguish the etiology, unmarried and married women with different methods of treatment of cervical erosion. Now I'd like to introduce the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of cervical erosion.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of cervical erosion? Try to combine with other physical therapy?

Method 1: the starting point of traditional Chinese medicine is certainly good, but first of all, we have to go to the hospital to give the doctor four diagnostic methods. After dialectical treatment, we can know how to use the medicine. However, we can try physical therapy. The trauma is relatively small. There are many methods of physical therapy. The first is electric ironing. After using this method, the erosive surface of the lesion will be necrotic, This kind of necrotic material will fall off women's body, and this kind of physical therapy is also effective for patients with cervical erosion.

Method 2: the way of electric ironing is the way of burning, but the way of freezing is just the opposite. After using this method, women's cervical erosion place quickly freezes to death, and there will be the phenomenon of erosion surface detachment. This method can play a very good effect once used.

Method 3: there is another treatment technology that women tend to choose, that is, laser treatment, but there will be bleeding when using it, but this is a normal phenomenon. After using it, women's body will recover well, and cervical erosion will disappear.

matters needing attention

Through the study of the above information, we must understand the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of cervical erosion, timely and effective contraceptive measures to reduce induced abortion. The incidence of induced labor to reduce the chance of human trauma and bacterial infection.