Cryotherapy, sometimes known as cold therapy, is the use extremely cold temperatures to deaden abnormal tissue or tumors. The cold coming from liquid nitrogen or arginine gas. This treatment merely damages the abnormal tissue only. This procedure is not advisable to adults or even children.
Cryotherapy for cancer treatments is more effective than radiation and chemotherapy. In cold therapy, physicians insert ultra-sound tubes into the affected area. The sound waves destroy abnormal tissue while inside the tubes. The recovery time after surgery is longer and sometimes, the cancer is inoperable even after successful surgery. During cold therapy, doctors use a special instrument called a cryoprobe. A cryoprobe is like a thick, colored vest that has a light on inside. As the patient lies in the cropland, the light shines onto the cervix. This causes the abnormal cells to die as they freeze in the dark.
Cryotherapy can be used in combination with chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are two types of cold therapy; passive and active. In passive cold therapy, a catheter is inserted into the cancerous area through an incision in the neck. In the active method, a thin tube is passed through the incision but no catheter is necessary because the tube seals off the area where the procedure is to be done. The heat melts the abnormal cells, leaving the cervix and surrounding areas relatively normal.
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