Erosion after childbirth

Not always the period after the birth of a baby runs smoothly. One of the most common problems at this time is erosion after childbirth, which can deliver a woman a lot of unpleasant minutes.

What causes the disease?

The main reasons for the appearance after erosion of the cervix are the following:

  1. Complicated birth. If the opening of the cervix during the birth of the fetus was small or there was none at all, the risk of internal tissue rupture is significantly increased. In this case, treatment of erosion of the cervix after delivery will require unambiguous.
  2. Too big fruit.
  3. Swift delivery.
  4. Operative intervention during the birth of crumbs.
  5. A lot of abortions, which the woman did earlier.
  6. Infectious diseases, often sexually transmitted.
  7. Hormonal imbalance.

How to recover?

Many mothers who had not previously experienced this disease are concerned about the treatment of cervical erosion after childbirth. The following methods are used for this:

  1. Cryotherapy, in which the cervix is ​​"frozen" with liquid nitrogen. This procedure is completely painless, but after it may remain scars.
  2. Laser therapy. It is considered to be the most modern and effective method of treatment, but only experienced specialists should trust the sessions.
  3. Electrocoagulation. This is a rather painful method, with the use of which scars remain on the cervix, which is fraught with complications during the next pregnancy and childbirth. If you are interested in how much time after the birth you need to burn the erosion, this operation can be performed immediately after the cessation of bloody discharge: the lactation procedure does not affect.
  4. Chemical coagulation. In this case, the cervix is ​​treated with a special medication. However, chemical coagulation will help only if the erosion is not too deep, and for its complete elimination it will take more than one session.

Often women ask a question, whether erosion can pass after sorts independently. This is possible if the cause of its occurrence disappears.