Patient's question:
Half a month ago, the TCT result at the local hospital was atypical squamous epithelial cells ASC-US test, and the detailed examination result: 301 TCT negative HPU negative. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: At 301 hospital, it was diagnosed as moderate cervical inflammation with a negative HPV test. The medication used was Ningbitai, topical antibacterial device with nanosilver, and tinidazole for one month, then discontinued. It is recommended to re-examine once a year. I am worried that re-examination after a year might delay the condition. What is the best time for re-examination, and why?Doctor's answer:
Friend, cervical inflammation is caused by long-term stimulation of chronic inflammation. If it's mild, it can be treated with medication, so there's no need to worry too much. Traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated many highly effective treatment methods through long-term clinical practice, with fast results and proven efficacy. I suggest you take the TCM Gynecological Qianjin Pill (capsules). Generally speaking, taking 3-4 courses of treatment is recommended, with 2-3 courses for those with milder conditions, with 14 days constituting one course. This can lead to full recovery. Pay attention to maintaining a calm and balanced mood at all times, as the quality of your emotional state plays a significant role in the outcome of the disease.