Patient's question:
27 years old, female, single, generally in good health. Recently, due to excessive discharge, I went to the hospital for a follow-up examination. I underwent gynecological examinations such as colposcopy and discharge tests. The microbial tests were all negative, and the doctor finally diagnosed it as second-degree cervical erosion and prescribed some medication, including polypyrrole sulfone.Previous treatment and effectiveness:
I used polypyrrole sulfone twice, following the instructions to use it once every other day. What help did it provide:
At the time, I was in a hurry, and there were many patients and doctors, so I forgot to ask how to use polypyrrole sulfone. I used it according to the instructions and inserted it deep into the vagina. After using it twice, I noticed this morning that there were a few small, rice-grain-sized white, viscous substances on the outer labia. It wasn't as much as some netizens mentioned.
I want to know how to remove or clean the vagina after using the medication. I saw some opinions from netizens. I want to know what I should do. Additionally, the medicine box came with a few...
Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion can be treated by starting medication three days after the menstrual period ends. A week constitutes a course of treatment. Pharmacies offer some medications for cervical erosion treatment, such as Xiaomi (Xiaomi is a Chinese brand name and may not have a direct English equivalent, so it is kept as is). Begin treatment three days after each menstrual period ends and continue for three consecutive courses, which should largely cure the condition.Microwave treatment for cervical erosion is also highly effective, typically requiring only three sessions to treat it. You can take other anti-inflammatory medications during treatment. During the treatment period, women should pay close attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended to maintain good vaginal hygiene and follow a light diet. Finally, we wish female patients a speedy recovery.