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Chronic cervictics(erosion)- frm 1 month
I'm suffering from chronic cervictics and took treatment for 2 weeks given by my gynaecologist.
It's been 1 month since I took the treatment there is very little improvement.
Today I went for a checkup she asked me to wait for 1 more month and didn't gave any medicine.
Further , she said to go for surgery if it's not healed within 1 month, because I'm young.
My pap test report is negative , but it reads Few endocervical cells shows features of mild endocervictics and moderate inflammation.
Please advice how much time cervictics do usually take to clear up? And also is her suggestion for surgery right?
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Since you are not responding to medical treatment, better to go for cryocautery which gives faster results.
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Hello welcome to practo.com,chronic cervicitis need cryo cautery if not cured by medicines,it heals and good result of cryo cautery and no need of surgery.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
What surgery??
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