Patient's question:
Three days ago, laboratory tests and careful examination results: Red blood cells 39, ul White blood cells 110, ul Three plus signs for neutrophil percentage 0.003 Platelet volume distribution width 10.0 Erythrocyte hematocrit 0.361 Trichomonas, mold, and other conditions were not observed. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: There was a history of cervical erosion of degree II, which was treated but no follow-up examination was conducted. What kind of help is needed: I would like to ask what medicine should be used.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Your condition may be cervical erosion. Cervical erosion can lead to increased leukorrhea, with a yellowish color. Some women may experience creamy white or light yellow discharge, with a viscous texture, while others may have purulent discharge with an odor. In addition to these most common and obvious symptoms, there is one more, which is the itching of the external genitalia caused by inflammation. For moderate cervical erosion, medication is generally not effective, and it is necessary to combine it with physical therapy. If the inflammation is deep or there is a risk of cancer, surgical treatment may be required. The method of physical therapy should be determined based on your actual condition. Do not use medication blindly to avoid delaying the treatment.