Patient's question:
Below the secretions are constantly increasing, the odor is getting softer, and it's also very itchy. These symptoms have persisted for over two and a half months. It's really painful. I previously used a feminine wash, but it didn't work. The day before yesterday, I had a thorough examination at the hospital and was told it's chronic cervical inflammation with local squamous intraepithelial lesions CIN2-3. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
This situation has occurred again, and there are precancerous lesions, so a cone biopsy of the cervix is required. Before the surgery, a thorough examination of the cervical discharge is necessary. If there is vaginal inflammation, medication should be used for early treatment, as otherwise, the inflammation may spread after the cone biopsy, leading to inflammation worsening. Therefore, if there is inflammation, the surgery cannot be performed temporarily, and treatment must be given first. After the cone biopsy surgery, it is essential to focus on the pathology examination, and then further treatment will be determined based on the examination results.