The condition of cervical erosion and peeling is not getting worse.

Patient's question:

Severe cervical erosion! In 2016, a thorough examination revealed degree 2, and I also had a TCT test followed by physical treatment. I used asset restructuring B2, which improved the condition, but it never fully healed. Six months ago in 2018, I experienced mild lower abdominal pain again and had another thorough examination, including a TCT test, and used the same medication for 2-3 months before stopping it!
This time, after having sex without a condom, I had bleeding three days later. Sometimes it was light pink, and other times bright red, but the amount was not significant. It started on the 18th, but my period didn’t come until the 23rd. I’m also experiencing slight lower abdominal discomfort again! I’ve had unprotected sex five times in total, and I’m also using an IUD. I wear a condom to prevent the erosion from worsening. Is this skin condition getting worse again?
Please give me some sincere advice?

Doctor's answer:

According to your detailed description, you experienced vaginal bleeding after cohabitation, and you are also using an intrauterine device. There are two possible causes for this situation: one is cervical erosion with broken skin, and the other is uterine bleeding. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up to examine the cervix and see if it is smooth. Additionally, undergo a transvaginal ultrasound of the uterine adnexa to check the position of the intrauterine device. Cervical erosion is a serious condition, and patients are advised to seek timely symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a hospital.

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