Cervical erosion, HPV infection 31 and 7, how to treat

Patient's question:

Cervical erosion, HPV infection 31 and 6, the doctor recommended LEEP cone biopsy, after the cone biopsy, a biopsy was sent, the result was CIN grade 2 to 3, cervical intraepithelial carcinoma, I want to know if it is cancer? The doctor recommended intravenous interleukin, do a biopsy again after a month, will the medicine be effective? What is the best treatment next? Very worried, solve the equation

Doctor's answer:

After reviewing the photos of your medical documents, I have a better understanding of the situation. HPV 31 is associated with high-risk HPV, although it is relatively uncommon. CIN 2 to 3 indeed indicates cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) and is considered early-stage. Interleukin is an autoimmune regulator. It can be used to boost immunity and also serves as an anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and anticancer agent. Generally, CIN 3 of the cervix is classified as severe dysplasia and is often treated with a cone biopsy. If you are not pregnant, a total hysterectomy is recommended, followed by a pathology examination.
Follow the doctor's recovery advice, maintain a regular lifestyle, and undergo periodic follow-up examinations. For patients with cervical erosion, in addition to professional medical treatment, dietary therapy can be used as a complementary treatment. In daily diet, it is important to eat appropriately and avoid irritant foods.

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