Patient's question:
Last week, I started experiencing abnormal leukorrhea, which is yellow, sticky, and has a bad odor. After having sex with my husband, it also contains blood streaks. I often have abdominal pain and discomfort in my waist, which is very painful. I have been treated for a long time, but there hasn't been much improvement. The diagnosis is cervical inflammation with 1-degree atypical squamous cell hyperplasia, positive. Is the problem serious?Doctor's answer:
In the situation you mentioned, medication for the cervix can provide relief, but it is necessary to have a cervical screening once a year. If the symptoms are severe, a cone biopsy of the cervix may be required. Currently, careful observation or vaginal medication is sufficient. During this period, it is important to maintain a regular lifestyle and a balanced nutritional diet. Avoid overtime work, as a weakened immune system can significantly improve the condition. Severe cervical inflammation requires immediate treatment for the patient.