Patient's question:
My wife has recently been feeling that her leukorrhea is not normal, with a very strong odor, and she also has some lower abdominal pain. I suspect I might have cervical erosion and plan to go to the hospital for a check-up. I would like to ask, what tests are included in leukorrhea examination and cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
The routine examination of leukorrhea is used to carefully check for vaginal inflammation. Cervical erosion involves the regression of cervical columnar epithelium, which is a normal physiological phenomenon of the cervix. However, if leukorrhea is abnormal or skin breakdown reoccurs during intercourse, a cervical examination may be necessary, and a colposcopy should be performed. For lower abdominal pain, an ultrasound is recommended to check for pelvic fluid accumulation. If pelvic fluid is present, oral anti-inflammatory medication can be taken for treatment. In cases like these, both vaginal medication and oral medication can be used simultaneously.For patients with severe cervical erosion, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are essential to prevent recurrence. Additionally, patients should maintain a healthy diet and keep a positive mood.