Patient's question:
A few months ago, I had a thorough gynecological examination and was told that I had vaginal contact bleeding and cervical erosion. A detailed HPV test revealed that I was positive for HPV type 53. The doctor prescribed medication, which I took for three months. Recently, another examination still showed that my contact bleeding had not improved at all. The doctor said that HPV testing could not be done yet since I had just finished taking the medication and then conducted a TCT screening. The results indicated normal findings with mild inflammation. Lately, I’ve been experiencing sudden, occasional lower abdominal pain. After half a month of my period, there have been intermittent blood streaks for several days. I don’t know what’s going on. How should I be treated?Doctor's answer:
The patient has blood streaks in their leukorrhea, which is likely still a problem with the cervix. It is recommended that the patient first return to the hospital for a re-examination of cervical HPV. If it turns out to be negative and there is only mild cervical inflammation, the patient can undergo physical treatment. For patients with severe cervical erosion, it is advised to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid blindly relying on advertisements for medication, as this may worsen the condition.