Patient's question:
Questioning cervical inflammation, dyspareunia (pain during intercourse), and post-coital bleeding. I had a TCT test done, and the situation has been ongoing for about a year. If it is cervical inflammation, what tests should I undergo, and how can I alleviate the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
The patient experienced pain and skin breakdown during intercourse for about a year. They underwent a TCT test and sought consultation on how to alleviate the issue. Hello, if there is skin breakdown during intercourse with contact bleeding, the first step is to perform a TCT and HPV test to rule out cervical inflammation. If the TCT is normal, an HPV test can be conducted next. If there are no issues with the HPV test, it is likely simple cervical inflammation, which is not a major problem. Vaginal medication can help alleviate it. Baofukang is quite effective. In addition to standard treatment for cervical inflammation, the patient should also focus on care aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods.