Patient's question:
Microwave treatment of cervical erosion one month later, followed by a TCT test showing moderate inflammation. The TCT test results confirmed: no cancer cells or intraepithelial inflammatory cells (moderate inflammation). The specimen satisfaction: satisfactory, with >40% squamous cells and endocervical cells present. Metaplastic cells: present. Pathogens: trichomonas, Candida, herpes, and HPV infection were all negative.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Underwent three microwave treatments. Desired assistance:
1. Besides inflammation, what other issues does this TCT test reveal? What do the endocervical cells and metaplastic cells indicate?
2. Hello, how should this moderate inflammation be treated? Is it still cervical erosion?
3. After the TCT test, I experienced skin breakdown during intercourse with my husband. It was one month after the third microwave treatment. Hello, is it not yet long enough for the scab to fully heal?
Doctor's answer:
Necrotic cells and metaplastic cells are normal cells.Medical advice: Moderate inflammation refers to the cells that should be examined. It does not mean you still have cervical erosion. One month after the third microwave treatment, there was peeling during intercourse with your husband. This is because the postoperative period is not long enough, and the wound has not fully healed yet. It is recommended that the hospital re-examine the wound healing and apply medication accordingly.
The doctor asked, "In addition to timely treatment for cervical erosion, friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude and face the disease head-on. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay more attention to dietary care, focusing on light foods and avoiding irritating and cold foods. It is believed that this will definitely help heal cervical erosion."