Patient's question:
After surgery and cervical surgery, how long should the treatment with red light inhalation be? Does cervical cause itching and redness of the vulva? Two days after the two surgeries, the doctor only noticed two small flesh balls on my anus and said they might be a sexually transmitted disease and need to be checked carefully. She said that after the check-up, whether it is or not, surgery is needed to treat these two small flesh balls. Is this correct? Could it really be a sexually transmitted disease? If it is, what should I do? The cost of the abortion surgery, cervical surgery, and the check-up and treatment was 6500, is that normal? Could I have been tricked by the hospital?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, surgery and cervical surgery cannot be performed simultaneously, as it is prone to infection and incomplete bleeding. Mild cervical inflammation does not require treatment because it is caused by high estrogen levels. Patients directly affected by cervical inflammation should actively undergo thorough examinations and treatment, avoiding hesitation to seek medical attention. If cervical inflammation does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.