Cervical cauterization is a fairly common treatment method for patients with cervical cauterization due to its many advantages such as less pain, fewer complications, and relatively low recovery time... However, exactly how long after cervical cauterization can the patient return to normal activities?

Cervical ectropion is one of the common gynecological diseases in women. In the early stages, the symptoms are often very vague, causing many people to be subjective, leading to the majority of cases being detected in stage 2 of the disease. Let's find out how dangerous grade 2 ectropion is? How to recognize symptoms as well as early treatment methods to prevent the disease from progressing to a more severe stage.