Patient's question:
Doctor, recently I have irregular vaginal bleeding, and every time I use tissue paper, there is a light red blood. What should I do? How should I treat cervical bleeding?Doctor's answer:
Cervical bleeding is generally caused by cervical inflammation or cervical erosion. If cervical bleeding occurs, it should not be treated with vaginal irrigation or medication blindly. It is recommended that routine cervical biopsies be performed to confirm the diagnosis and rule out cervical malignant inflammation. Once cervical malignant inflammation is ruled out, treatments such as cervical laser or microwave radiofrequency can be applied. In addition to standard treatment for cervical bleeding, patients should also pay attention to their diet, such as eating a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods.