I will tell you everything about the cervical electrocauterization treatment process.

While undergoing a cervical cancer screening, I found out that I have cervical dysplasia.
The doctor recommended and I underwent cervical electrocautery treatment.
Since anesthesia was not administered separately, there was more pain than expected, and it took time for the wound to heal.

Hello?
I will inform you about the treatment process for cervical electrocauterization.
While undergoing a cervical cancer screening, I found out that I have cervical dysplasia.

The same result came out two years ago as well.
I moved hospitals, and the same results came out.

The area where cellular changes occurred due to cervical dysplasia had turned white.
Actually, there is no cervical virus, but because of these traces, I have to continue with detailed examinations to check whether there is any abnormality or not.

So, the doctor recommended cervical electrocauterization treatment to prevent repeating this process again.
Cervical electrocautery treatment involves burning the areas of cellular change caused by cervical virus to promote new tissue growth.

Cervical electrocautery treatment is performed without anesthesia.
So, there is a sharp pain, but it lasts for a short time.
Anyway, since it touched the living tissue, you need to take medication.

The recovery period for cervical electrocauterization treatment is 4 to 6 weeks, and there are many precautions to take during that time.

You cannot have sexual intercourse during the recovery period.
First, yellow cold symptoms continue to appear.
You need to come for two weeks and continue to change the pads.
I need to visit periodically to check the progress of the cervical electrocoagulation treatment.
I don't have any particular pain, so I don't know how things are progressing.
So, when I take a photo, it's definitely different from before, with new, clean skin growing back.

The term "cervical electrocauterization" was unfamiliar, but once I actually tried it, it was okay.