Cryosurgery for celiac disease usually costs about$500. The fee varies from place to place, so please take into account the local fee schedule. Celiac disease, also known as cervical columnar epithelial ectopic, is caused by estrogen stimulation that causes the cervical columnar epithelium to migrate out of the cervical area, resulting in cervical erosion-like changes to the naked eye, but in fact is normal columnar epithelium. Therefore, patients with cervical erosion need to be screened for TCT and HPV, and if the results of these two tests are clean, cervical erosion in this case does not require surgery or medication. However, if the patient has a combination of intercourse bleeding and it affects normal life, cervical cryosurgery treatment can be considered. In addition, if the cervical TCT and HPV tests are positive, further colposcopy is needed to determine the next step of treatment based on the colposcopy.