One of the features of the female body is the inaccessibility of the organs of the reproductive system for visual examination by a doctor. Their specific location is often the cause of untimely, even too late detection of diseases of the genital organs in women. The situation is different with the cervix. During a routine examination, the gynecologist can observe the changes that have occurred on its mucous surface, and therefore, an experienced gynecologist is able to notice all neoplasms on the mucosa and prevent the possibility of their development or development into cancer.
One of the diseases that is often detected during preventive examinations is cervical erosion . Identification of erosion should be the reason for a thorough medical examination. The fact is that, by its nature, a benign neoplasm, erosion tends to degenerate and can, after time, cause oncology of the cervix. There are several methods of treating the disease, but cryodestruction of cervical erosion is considered the most effective of them today .
According to women, cryodestruction performed on an outpatient basis is a completely painless procedure that does not require any drugs at all, even for local anesthesia. The fact is that the surface cooling process itself causes a weakening of the sensitivity of nerve endings and tissues, has a spastic effect on the vessels and prevents the occurrence of bleeding. These are far from all the advantages of the procedure; cryodestruction of cervical erosion makes it possible to directly affect the focus of the disease; nearby tissues are not injured or damaged.
An outpatient operation that takes just a couple of minutes of time allows the woman to immediately return to a full life. As a result of the treatment of the erosion site with chilled nitrogen, puffiness develops in the uterine tissues. Also, women sometimes complain of discharge after cryodestruction of the cervix. This phenomenon is a natural defense of the body, you should not worry about secretions. Healed erosion erosion takes place over a month, sometimes a little longer. The time of the operation should be discussed with the doctor - it is usually recommended to choose the first phase of the menstrual cycle, about the 7th-10th day.
The operation is preceded by a thorough examination by a gynecologist, colposcopy. Also required will be a study of smears from the vagina and cervix. It is very important before the operation to identify the presence of infection or pathogenic microflora and to carry out preliminary therapeutic treatment.
Timely cryodestruction of cervical erosion in most cases leads to complete restoration of tissues without leaving scars. A very important point - the operation does not lead to a deterioration in the elasticity of the fallopian tubes, this is especially important if a woman becomes pregnant. Cryodestruction of cervical erosion cannot subsequently cause complications with the opening of the cervix during childbirth. This type of erosion treatment is indicated for all nulliparous women.
In fact, cryosurgery of cervical erosion is an surgical intervention that has some contraindications: the presence of acute inflammatory processes of the genital organs, endometriosis, detection of the third degree of dysplasia - in such cases cryosurgery of cervical erosion is not performed. Reviews of women about the procedure are usually positive. Especially good are those who after treatment managed to get pregnant and safely give birth to beautiful babies.