Patient's question:
Hello, I would like to know if cervical erosion stage three can cause menstrual pain. Is there any way to cure it? Thank you. It was discovered in 2010 that I have cervical erosion stage three. In 2007, I had a benign uterine fibroid surgery. Now, my menstrual pain is very severe, and I have already started experiencing nausea, swelling, weakness in my limbs, pale complexion, and pain that usually lasts for one to two days.Doctor's answer:
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1. Wash hands frequently: Before and after meals, after urination and defecation, wash your face. Frequent handwashing is an effective way to prevent the spread of diseases.
2. Wear breathable, loose 100% cotton underwear: Fungi thrive in damp and warm environments, so it’s recommended to wear breathable, loose 100% cotton underwear to prevent recurring fungal infections.
3. Maintain a sterile living environment at all times: Keep your living environment sterile. Women who are sexually active should always keep their bedsheets clean and fresh. Additionally, women can take Panax notoginseng saponins Rh2 (Humedix) orally as a supplement. Therefore, patients need to be diagnosed promptly to receive appropriate treatment.
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