Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I have checked carefully and have vaginitis, mild cervical erosion, and pelvic effusion. Is this okay? Is it the case that if the vaginitis is cured, the cervical erosion problem will also be resolved?
Doctor's answer:
Women in their reproductive period may experience regression of cervical columnar epithelium due to excessive estrogen excretion, which can resemble symptoms of cervical erosion. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require treatment. Pathological cervical erosion is generally referred to as cervical inflammation. It is recommended to undergo HPV and TCT tests at the hospital. If the results are negative, treatment is not necessary. After the medication for vaginitis has been effective, cervical erosion may not necessarily disappear, but there is no need to treat it. Additionally, during the treatment for vaginitis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial.