Patient's question:
I checked in January and found mild cervical erosion. I used two boxes of polyphenol, and I feel that the condition has improved to some extent. However, sometimes I still have a sense of lower abdominal pressure and pain. So I want to ask, at this time, can I take some pain relievers? Will it hinder the treatment of cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if it is confirmed that there is mild cervical erosion, it is still necessary to screen the local tissues of the cervix to rule out cellular changes or the possibility of viral infection, which may help exclude the possibility of cervical malignant inflammation. After exclusion, some medications can be used for treatment. Simple cervical erosion does not cause abdominal pain; it may be considered that pelvic inflammation may exist, requiring oral medication for systemic treatment.