Patient's question:
Cervical erosion. After the doctor carefully examined me, they told me it was the size of a bean. The symptoms include increased vaginal discharge, redness and itching of the external genitalia. After a thorough examination and laboratory tests at the hospital, it was diagnosed as mixed bacterial vaginosis, and treatment is currently underway. Then, during a careful examination, the doctor told me again that there is cervical erosion the size of a bean. I am very worried that it might develop into cervical cancer. Hello, is my condition serious? Do I need treatment? Can it be completely restored to a normal cervix after treatment? What should I pay attention to in daily life? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
If it's only as big as a lentil, it should be mild cervical erosion. It's generally not likely to develop into cervical cancer, but it's usually recommended to have a tCT examination every two years for early detection. There's no need for treatment for cervical erosion, but if there's external itching or pain, treatment is necessary. Pay attention to personal hygiene, eat less spicy and irritating foods, avoid alcohol, don't stay up late, and exercise more.