The success of any obstetric or gynaecological procedure depends on the proper closure of the wound.

Techniques for precancerous lesions include excision (surgical removal of the abnormal area, also called a cervical biopsy or cone biopsy), cryotherapy and laser excision.

Ectropion is seen frequent as a normal physiological state, when the columnar epithelium grows and becomes exposed in the ectocervix. It is associated with a red appearance because of exposed blood vessels, and it can be asymptomatic or symptomatic.

Asymptomatic ectropion is quite benign, and is linked to various clinical conditions, such as urinary tract infec- tions, candidiasis, vaginitis, cervicitis, or cervical dyskaryosis.

In the postoperative care of benign cervical lesions, CERVIRON^® contributes to the complete healing of cervical mucosal wounds by fighting potentially pathogenic microorganisms in the vaginal and cervical mucosa, restoring vaginal microflora and vaginal pH, soothing cervical irritation and inflammation, reducing vaginal pain and bleeding.

CERVIRON^® stops bleeding and speeds up the healing process, thus promoting contraction of damaged tissue. It forms a protective layer at the site of application, allowing other components to act. The protective barrier favors local dispersion of substances and accelerates the healing process of the damaged epithelium.

CERVIRON^®is a treatment for acceleration of cervical erosions healing. It favours the re-epithelialization of the damaged tissue and restoration of the initial colpo-ecosystem. Its topical application was observed to be effective in minimizing the inflammation after the surgical procedures and in reducing unpleasant symptoms such as vaginal discharge.