Patient's question:
I want to know how to treat this at the lowest cost right now. I am currently married, and the hospital charges about 3,000 to 4,000 for treatment. I don't want surgery to interfere with my future.Doctor's answer:
If there is inflammation, then decide on oral medication or vaginal placement of treatment based on the type of inflammation indicated in the cervical mucus test results. Surgery is only recommended if there are precancerous changes in the cervix. It is advised to undergo a follow-up examination at the hospital, which includes a cervical cytology test and an HPV test. If both tests are normal, then there is no need to take drastic measures on the cervix. During treatment, pay attention to self-care.