Patient's question:
Chronic cervical inflammation with squamous metaplasia, HPV 18 positive, HPV 68 positive - how is it treated, what are the contraindications? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help clarify! Through the description, there is pelvic effusion, and treatment has been administered. Has the follow-up check-up improved? Generally, there may be a very small amount of pelvic effusion during the premenstrual period, which is nothing to worry about. You can have a follow-up ultrasound check a few days after your period ends. There are many treatment methods for pelvic effusion, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment methods also differ. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the right treatment can be administered.