Patient's question:
At the end of June 2018, a thorough examination revealed cervical erosion of degree II or higher but less than degree III. I have been infertile, experiencing post-coital bleeding, and TCT indicated inflammation. HPV 58 high-risk positivity was detected. I have intermittently used Baofukang suppositories and recombinant human interferon, but due to concerns about side effects, I haven't used them consistently. I've always had a sensation of lower abdominal fullness, and light pressure brings comfort without pain. I've experienced sharp pain a couple of times after lifting heavy objects. Intercourse was resumed only after the New Year, and there were no discomforts during it. I haven't had follow-up tests. I'd like to ask about the possible good and bad aspects of my current condition. Due to work reasons, I can't go to the hospital for long-term treatment. If I undergo LEEP surgery, including the preliminary tests and scraping, it will take several days. Will this affect my office work? What are the estimated costs, and will it affect fertility? I hope you can help me.Doctor's answer:
Each person's expenses are different because the treatment conditions and the effectiveness of the medication vary for each individual. Generally, it is advisable to consider revisiting a local public hospital for follow-up.Guidance and suggestions: A positive result for cervical HPV 58 indicates HPV infection. It is primarily recommended to consider interferon antiviral treatment, which typically requires at least three months, though some cases may extend to six months—treatment duration varies for each individual. During treatment, sexual activity is strictly prohibited.
Cervical erosion is a common gynecological condition that is prone to occurrence. During medication, women need to pay close attention to self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and maintain good cleanliness.