Patient's question:
A close friend is very mindful of her health and maintains good hygiene. She has the habit of cleaning between her legs every day and changes her underwear daily. However, she still experienced the same problem again—itching in her lower abdomen, increased vaginal discharge, and a bad odor. After consulting a doctor, it was likely diagnosed as trichomoniasis. So, how is this trichomoniasis treated, and what about cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Trichomoniasis vaginitis and cervical erosion can occur simultaneously again, so it's important to check for symptoms like excessive discharge or odor. If a contagious condition is diagnosed, treatment should be scheduled as soon as possible, and it's best to avoid extremely cold foods. Alternatively, physical therapy or surgery may be more effective. Cervical erosion is relatively common, but it's important to avoid sexual activity during treatment to prevent cross-infection. In fact, cervical erosion is not at all. As long as symptoms are detected early and appropriate treatment is provided, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.