Patient's question:
The reason is endometriosis of the K-tub and endometrium. Previous diagnosis, treatment history, and effectiveness: blood tests, vaginal ultrasound, six sexual function tests, and urine tests. Taking anti-inflammatory and hemostatic drugs was ineffective.Doctor's answer:
Initial diagnosis is cervical inflammation and ectropia. According to your report, if it is severe lesions, there may be a possibility of lesions, and it is recommended to perform a colposcopic biopsy to further determine the condition. If it improves after medication, it is not a lesion. Regarding the question of "how to treat cervical inflammation and ectropia at the initial diagnosis," we will stop here for now. If the condition does not improve, please seek medical attention at the hospital as soon as possible. Wishing you a speedy recovery.