Gynecological cryosurgery

• The patient should report for the procedure immediately after menstruation with a current cytology result (not older than 6 months) and any additional test results ordered by the qualifying physician.
• The optimal time for electrocoagulation of erosions is the first half of the cycle (day 7-11).

This procedure involves freezing the affected tissue (lesions on the cervix and vulva) with an appropriate dose of nitrous oxide. The procedure is simple and performed by a gynecologist. Although the freezing procedure is painless, the patient may experience lower abdominal cramps due to the low temperature applied to the cervix. Vasomotor symptoms, such as facial flushing, may also occur. These symptoms subside within a few minutes of the procedure. The freezing procedure should be performed as soon as possible after menstruation, so that the cervix is ​​healed by the next period. The body itself removes dead cells within a maximum of 14 days, preventing infection of the healing area.