Treatment of cervical erosion by laser is a new, modern, highly effective, predictable method.
Today almost 50% of women who come to see a gynecologist have never heard of this method.
Erosion can be on the surface of the cervix, have a different volume and location. Treatment can take place in two stages. First, elimination of the causes leading to erosion is required, because if they are not eliminated, the percentage of recurrence will be too high. The doctor examines the patient and takes tests for biopsy( if necessary), for cytology, for the detection of infectious diseases, colposcopy, hormonal tests.
Then the second stage passes - focal elimination of the source of erosion of the cervix by the laser. For this stage, a variety of techniques may come up:
- cryocoagulation;
- diathermocoagulation;
- chemoagulation;
- laser vaporization.
All methods have indications for use and contraindications. The main thing is that the technique of removing cervical erosion by the laser should be as radical as possible. This is necessary to remove all the modified cells, to preserve the female reproductive function. The cervical scars are treated, because they were the main cause of female infertility.
Laser intervention guarantees a radical elimination of pathological lesions on the cervix, but only if the focus itself is surrounded by healthy tissue. Recovering is carried out with preservation of specific, most important functions of female organs: reproductive, sexual, menstrual.
CO2 laser not only leads to focal destruction of the affected tissues and coagulation effect, but also promotes the tissue's ability to revitalize, stimulates blood supply, normalizes the recovery processes, and has an anti-inflammatory effect. The result of such a complex of positive effects is the onset of rapid recovery. Within a few days the operated woman can forget about the laser vaporization procedure carried out and start fulfilling her usual, everyday duties.
The method of laser vaporization makes it possible to achieve the maximum destruction of the pathological zone, contributes to the rapid destruction of coagulation films and the healing of affected tissues, minimizes the risks of manifestation of cicatricial changes.
And all this is due to:
- controlled penetration depth;
- focal effects only on pathological cells;
- complex effects on the tissue.
We add that the entire operation of laser vaporization can take place under general or local anesthesia, in outpatient settings( without resorting to hospitalization).It enjoys unchanged success in all major European medical centers.
It is still possible to perform an operation such as laser cauterization of cervical erosion. This method is carried out selectively and only on the affected areas. The treatment is carried out so successfully that it ensures the complete disappearance of pathological inflammations without their subsequent appearance in the future.
This treatment is especially suitable for nulliparous women, since it does not violate the natural opening of the cervix during childbirth.
