Patient's question:
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Translation:
Diagnosed with vaginitis, cervical erosion at one point, and pelvic effusion in December after engaging in sexual activity twice, now experiencing increased yellow discharge without odor—is this an early symptom of cervical cancer?"
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Doctor's answer:
Abnormal discharge, white and yellow, no obvious odor, considered to be vaginal inflammation, definitely not cervical cancer. It is recommended that you pay attention to vulvar hygiene, maintain vulvar cleanliness at all times, actively treat gynecological inflammation, and can do a TCT and HPV test annually to screen for cervical cancer. The condition of cervical erosion is very serious. It is recommended that the patient start treatment immediately, and hope that the patient can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, pay attention to self-care training, proper diet, to avoid worsening the condition.