How should chronic cervical inflammation be diagnosed and treated?

Patient's question:

Chronic cervical inflammation, HPV negative, TCT atypical squamous cells, of unclear cause, severe cervical erosion, many granulations at the urethral and vaginal openings, painful, what is the situation

Doctor's answer:

The external genitalia show numerous fibrotic polyps, which may be caused by external genital inflammation leading to fibrosis of the external genital mucosal epithelium. It is recommended that you use a sitz bath with a cleansing solution and maintain good hygiene for the external genitalia. Actively treat vaginal and cervical inflammation, and coordinate with a colposcopy examination of the cervix. If necessary, perform multiple biopsies of the cervix and follow up with additional treatment. In addition to treating cervical inflammation, it is advised that patients pay attention to their diet and maintain a positive mood in daily life to enhance their physical condition and accelerate recovery.