- Moxibustion cervical erosion - only after a thorough examination
- Methods
Moxibustion nitrogen cervical erosion
This method is known as cryoablation or cold cauterization. Cooling is carried out with liquid nitrogen at a temperature of from -90 to -150˚S. Cryosurgery is considered lenient view cauterization, since it does not leave behind scars. Therefore, it is trying to apply to women who are planning a pregnancy in the future. However, this method is only effective for a small and shallow erosions.
Cryodestruction considered painless, since low temperatures quickly to block the sensitivity of nerve endings. However, some women with increased sensitivity to pain felt initially short-term pain of varying intensity, so sometimes used local anesthesia. The advantages of this method is the absence of bleeding (cold causes a spasm of blood vessels), minimal injury to healthy tissue and immunostimulatory effects of the cold, which helps to suppress infectious processes.
The disadvantage of cryoablation is a relatively long period of tissue repair, after cauterization of erosion
Moxibustion cervical erosion - which method is right for you?
cervix it may take up to 1, 5 months. The recovery period may be accompanied by heavy liquid discharge.
Moxibustion cervical erosion current
This method has a few decades ago was considered the main, but today most experts believe it is too traumatic and therefore obsolete. Moxibustion erosion current (electrocautery) is very effective, so is still used in the deep erosion in women who are not planning a pregnancy (mostly older women). The procedure of cauterization of cervical erosion current painful, so performed under local anesthesia, but it may well be carried out in an outpatient setting. There are consequences cauterization of cervical erosion of electric shock - a severe scarring and deformity of the cervix. After such an operation independent labor becomes practically impossible.
Electric shocks are also in the vast deep erosions, when coupled with changes in the epithelium is removed and part of the deeper tissues of the cervix (electroconization).
Laser cauterization of cervical erosion
Moxibustion cervical erosion by laser - the most popular method today. Modern surgical lasers allow very carefully and strictly to a predetermined depth to remove epithelial changes, without affecting healthy tissues. With the help of a laser can be removed as a small surface and deep erosion, occupying vast areas of the cervix.
The advantage of this method is the absence of bleeding from surface vessels, inhibition of infection and fairly rapid tissue healing. But laser cauterization has its drawbacks, first of all, it is impossible to cauterize extensive erosions in one session, to cauterize them usually requires multiple treatments.
Moxibustion cervical erosion argon
Argon ablation - a relatively new method of moxibustion, in which diseased tissue necrotic epithelium under the influence of ionized argon gas, which is transmitted to the tissue high-energy electromagnetic field. This leads to local heating and coagulation of the surface layers of the epithelium. The method of non-invasive (the tool is not in contact with the tissues), painless and low-traumatic, that is, leaves no scarring and deformation of the cervix. But using argon plasma ablation is impossible to remove deep erosion.
Moxibustion cervical erosion radio waves
Today this method is considered the most modern, efficient and less traumatic. The procedure is performed using the apparatus Surgitron. Moxibustion cervical erosion Surgitron removes abnormal foci of various sizes and depths, leaving little scarring. Radiowave moxibustion cervical erosion can be performed for women of any age, the procedure is painless, is not accompanied by bleeding and addition of the infection.
Methods cauterization of cervical erosion
Cervical erosion - almost without symptoms, but with consequences
lot, it allows you to choose the most appropriate method for a particular woman.
Galina Romanenko