Patient's question:
During the non-menstrual period, I noticed a small amount of dark red discharge accompanied by mild itching. After visiting the hospital, tests for trichomoniasis and candidiasis were negative, and the vaginal discharge was classified as degree I cleanliness. The doctor diagnosed me with vulvar pruritus with mild cervical erosion and prescribed three boxes of liquid for cleaning. However, after using them, I didn't feel much improvement.In November 2010, I noticed even more severe itching in my vagina, along with particularly yellow urine and a curd-like discharge. I went back to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and tests for trichomoniasis and candidiasis were again negative, but the cleanliness was classified as degree II. A TCT test was also normal, and I was later diagnosed with cervical inflammation and vaginitis.
What medications would be most effective for these symptoms? What precautions should I take?
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis with cervical erosion requires systematic and comprehensive treatment throughout the course, otherwise it is prone to recurrence. If it becomes chronic, it is easy to develop into squamous cell metaplasia again, and finally cancer. Vaginitis spreading to the cervix should be treated with high attention. The treatment includes vaginal medication + oral anti-inflammatory drugs + physical therapy, and cone biopsy surgery may be necessary if needed. The main drugs are vaginal medication and oral medication. For patients, if the condition of cervicitis is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication should be administered, otherwise it may lead to recurrence of cervicitis. In addition, patients should maintain a positive mood to avoid worsening the condition. It is hoped that the answers to the above questions can help everyone. Thank you.