Patient's question:
Cervical erosion degree 2, hypertrophy 4cm, slightly fibrotic. Chronic cervical inflammation. 31 years old, has a child. Two miscarriages. Since November 2018, there have been issues with leukorrhea, bacterial vaginosis, and treatment with metronidazole for a week. Re-examination every month still showed white blood cells, and it has been the same until now. This time, tests for mycoplasma and leukorrhea were conducted, with the report as shown in the figure. Hello, do you need advice on how to treat this? Is this a sexually transmitted disease? Would LEEP and fibrosis removal help stabilize the condition?Doctor's answer:
This test result shows that Mycoplasma is positive. Mycoplasma is primarily a sexually transmitted disease, but in clinical diagnosis, some cases are also caused by self-infection of Mycoplasma due to an increase in the body's resistance. Cervical erosion can be stabilized through LEEP surgery, but first, the Mycoplasma must be treated. The condition of cervical erosion is very serious, and it is recommended that patients seek timely treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, attention should be paid to self-care training and proper diet.