Patient's question:
I feel that I usually have a lot of leukorrhea, vaginal itching, and occasionally discomfort during sexual activity, with bleeding. Upon examination, it was found to be vaginitis. In addition to having cervical erosion at one point, you asked if I should treat the inflammation first or the erosion. Can vaginitis and cervical erosion be treated together? How should I be treated to prevent recurrence?Doctor's answer:
First of all, let's make it clear that cervical erosion is not a disease; it's actually a regression of columnar epithelium. For simple degree cervical erosion, there's no point in treating it. If there's a division with abundant leukorrhea and itching, a careful examination of the leukorrhea routine meets the diagnosis criteria for vaginitis, then medication can be used for treatment. Whether it's gynecological suppositories, clindamycin phosphate, or nitrofurantoin metronidazole soft capsules, whichever type of vaginitis or cervical inflammation it is, there is a significant positive effect. For cervical erosion, in addition to medication to alleviate symptoms, it's also necessary to pay attention to personal care. For example, pay more attention to hygiene in the private area, and avoid sexual activity during medication.