Severe cervical erosion requires at least three months to six months to fully recover if you have surgery. In fact, most celiac disease is a physiological change and usually does not require surgery, but if there is contact bleeding during intercourse, a significant increase in discharge or there is always a recurrence of inflammation, celiac disease can be treated with medication or surgery. Most of the medication is suitable for mild and moderate cervical erosion, while severe cervical erosion can be treated with minimally invasive surgery such as Bohm light, microwave, laser, lap knife, etc. It takes at least three months to recover after minimally invasive surgery, and some people recover more slowly, taking six months to fully recover.