Patient's question:
Here is the translation of the provided text into English, with the return characters kept as they are:"The discharge is like paste, with no other symptoms. After examination, the results were as follows: The report indicated 'external should be unmarried and nulliparous,' with a smooth vaginal canal and smooth vaginal wall mucosa, appearing pink. The fornix and cervix surface were attached with some thin, coffee-colored secretions. The cervix size was normal with good elasticity, and the cervical mucosa was smooth and pink. The cervical os appeared like a small 'T' shape. Some squamous epithelial shedding was observed on the surface of the lower lip of the cervix, covered by columnar epithelium. The erosion surface was red, with a clear demarcation from the surrounding normal squamous epithelium. Fine vessels were arranged on the erosion surface. After applying 3% acetic acid, the erosion surface turned white rapidly. After the Lugol's iodine test, the normal squamous epithelial areas turned dark brown, while the erosion surface remained unstained.
Hello, is this serious? What medication should I use?"
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is caused by untreated vaginal inflammation, and it also manifests as symptoms such as itching, discomfort, and pain.Recommendations: Active treatment is necessary. A pathology biopsy should be performed, followed by a drug sensitivity test to identify the appropriate medication for treatment.
In addition, during the treatment of cervicitis, besides timely medical intervention, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important. The patient must maintain a positive mood and follow a proper diet to avoid unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery of cervicitis.