Patient's question:
The first time I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend was in July this year, and the second time was in October. Before that, I had a vaginal infection. Then I went for a prenatal check-up, and the doctor asked me to do a routine vaginal discharge test, ultrasound, cervical cytology quantitative test, colposcopy, and a detailed pathological examination. The results showed chronic cervical inflammation with HPV infection. The doctor recommended cryotherapy. I haven't been married or had children yet. I'm worried that cryotherapy might affect my ability to have children in the future. Can I avoid cryotherapy? What treatment options do I have?Doctor's answer:
In your case, there has been a change due to HPV infection. It is best to undergo this procedure. If you do not do this, you can consider the LEEP procedure. Pay attention to personal hygiene of the external genitalia. It is recommended to go to the hospital for irregular follow-up checks every three months. Temporarily avoid eating frozen and irritating foods.If it is confirmed that you are HPV positive, it is recommended to improve your immunity and engage in appropriate activities, which can lead to a negative result.