Patient's question:
Female, 32 years old, she has been feeling unwell for a while. There is often a discharge of blood from her vagina, and it has become more frequent. She also has a lot of vaginal discharge, which smells bad. She had a TCT test and found that she has cervical erosion. How should cervical erosion and genital warts be treated?Doctor's answer:
Severe cervical erosion is commonly treated with physical methods in clinical diagnosis, such as LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure), infrared therapy, and other methods. Hospitalization is usually not required, and treatment can be performed on an outpatient basis. The wound is small, with minor skin abrasions. Typically, at least three weeks of rest are needed, regardless of the treatment method, as recovery requires quiet rest. The delivery time should be predicted based on the cervical recovery condition. If fully recovered, it is relatively safe to deliver six months after recovery.