Patient's question:
When the doctor examined me carefully, they said I had second-degree cervical erosion and had a lot of leukorrhea. (The doctor said my leukorrhea blocked the opening, preventing my period from coming, is that correct?) Then I had a treatment to clear the leukorrhea and a cervical patch applied. Can this treatment heal without medication or anti-inflammatory drugs? The doctor said this treatment would no longer cause leukorrhea, and cervical erosion would almost never recur again, and vaginitis would also be effectively relieved—is that right?Besides that, what is pelvic effusion, and is it common? Is an endometrial thickness of about 9mm considered thin? Can it cause menstrual irregularities?
Doctor's answer:
According to the description of the condition, it is speculated that vaginitis and mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication. The thickness of the endometrium varies at different times during the menstrual cycle. It will not interfere with menstrual disorders.Recommendations:
- Both partners should be treated simultaneously.
- Abstain from sexual activity during treatment.
- Pay attention to personal hygiene during menstruation.
- Wear loose, breathable cotton underwear and change it frequently.
- In addition to timely treatment for cervical erosion, patients should maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease. At the same time, they should pay close attention to a balanced diet and ensure timely digestion of nutrients.