Cervical erosion is a disease that troubles women. For women, regular cervical examinations are very important. In addition to preventing cervical erosion, it is also necessary to prevent cervical cancer. If lactating women suffer from cervical erosion, they should also actively seek treatment. So, can medication be applied for cervical erosion during lactation?
Cervical erosion during lactation can be treated with topical medication, which generally does not affect breastfeeding and is not absorbed by the baby through breast milk. However, if it is an oral medication, it is recommended to temporarily stop breastfeeding or use a breast pump to extract milk first, and then resume breastfeeding after recovery. If cervical erosion is severe, it is necessary to actively seek treatment.
Breastfeeding women with cervical erosion should not only take medication correctly, but also do a good job in daily care. It is recommended to first choose topical medications when taking medication, as topical medications will not affect the baby's diet and are also beneficial for the patient's mental recovery. Patients need to consider multiple aspects in order to achieve faster recovery.
During the normal menstrual cycle, women may sometimes experience cervical erosion, which may be caused by chronic cervicitis, while also preventing the risk of precancerous lesions. For this situation, the most crucial thing is to identify the cause. If it is just a common cervicitis without serious lesions, it can be treated with medication at home.
