Patient's question:
Last October, a thorough examination revealed mild cervical erosion. Recently, my discharge has been dripping, my underwear is always wet, the discharge is slightly yellowish-green with a touch of creamy white, I have menstrual cramps every time, very severe, and I also have lower back pain. Today, I checked my vaginal discharge test, and there were no issues, but I suspect it might be cervical inflammation. I want to ask if it can be diagnosed, and if so, how it should be treated.Doctor's answer:
According to the described situation, cervical inflammation requires an internal examination. Diagnosis based on symptoms alone is not possible. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene, wash the external genitalia with warm water daily, and maintain cleanliness. Expose the underwear to sunlight for drying. Patients facing cervical erosion interference should actively adopt treatment measures and should not avoid seeking medical attention. If cervical erosion does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to change the treatment plan promptly.