What should I do if a severe cervical erosion is detected?

Patient's question:

Doctor, I was carefully examined in the hospital and found severe cervical erosion, HPV was good, and the cervical smear was also good, except for the positive ureaplasma. Before the examination, I only had excessive, yellow, and smelly discharge, with normal menstruation. After the insertion, the skin broke on the third day, just like the start of menstruation. It wasn't until five days later that my period arrived. So, what kind of blood is this? I'm afraid it will keep coming, but the examination showed no inflammation.

Doctor's answer:

HPV and TCT test results are both normal. There is only cervical erosion, which is not something to worry about. The peeling may be caused by medication affecting the wound. Don't scare yourself. Cervical erosion is a common symptom of chronic cervicitis. Since your HPV and TCT test results are normal and there is no other inflammation, you can take medication to treat it for a few days and then have regular follow-up tests. Pay attention to hygiene in daily life, change underwear daily, and wash clothes regularly.

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