Patient's question:
Female, 30 years old, has always paid attention to personal hygiene. She doesn't know why she got this disease. She has symptoms such as abnormal vaginal discharge, lower back pain, and itching. The treatment hasn't been effective. She wants to ask, how should the symptoms of mild cervical erosion be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is related to sexual life, and it is very necessary to remind you. Although cervical erosion is more common in unmarried women, it does not mean that married women cannot have cervical erosion. In addition to factors such as childbirth, miscarriage, infection, and surgical operations that can lead to cervical erosion, sexual intercourse can also cause varying degrees of damage to the cervix, resulting in symptoms. For mild cervical erosion, identifying the pathogen, combined with drug sensitivity tests, should be treated with targeted medication. To minimize medication use and prevent side effects, prolong treatment time, and selectively combine the use of laser, microwave, extracorporeal shortwave, semiconductor microwave, neon helium, etc., directly targeting the lesion for supplementary treatment.