Patient's question:
Recently, my leukorrhea has increased occasionally with a small amount of blood, and my lower abdomen occasionally has a dull ache. I have undergone tests for TCT, HPV, and routine leukorrhea. The TCT results show moderate inflammation with inflammatory cells ranging from 50% to 70%, reactive cells indicating inflammation, and HPV tests are negative. The routine leukorrhea test shows more than 3 white blood cells per high power field (HPF) and a cleanliness score of four. What could be the cause of this situation? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
In normal circumstances, women should not have peeling during non-menstrual periods. An increase in leukorrhea with blood streaks and a burning sensation may be caused by conditions such as vaginitis or cervical inflammation. The above diagnosis indicates inflammation, and the HPV test being negative confirms no infection with human papillomavirus. Based on your current condition, it is necessary to actively treat the inflammation, relax, pay attention, and maintain personal hygiene. Keep the area clean and dry, wear cotton underwear of good quality that is loose-fitting, expose it to sunlight, avoid spicy and irritating foods, enhance nutrition, exercise moderately, lower your body's resistance, maintain a regular lifestyle, and keep a cheerful mood. During treatment, avoid sexual intercourse.