Patient's question:
I previously had cervical erosion and underwent repair and membrane application. After two months, it completely healed. The attending physician said it was okay to resume sexual activity. Last night, during intercourse, my partner exerted some force, and after intercourse, a small amount of blood flowed. It stopped after wiping. Is this caused by the force during intercourse? A thorough examination of the uterus and ovaries showed they were normal, and the cervix was also completely healed.Doctor's answer:
If the re-examination is normal, the peeling is currently related to the intensity of sexual activity. It is recommended to focus on careful observation later, and re-examine if necessary. A gynecological examination, including cervical scraping TCT and HPV tests, can accurately determine the cause of the peeling and implement targeted treatment. Avoid sexual activity in the near future.The patient is directly affected by cervical erosion. We should actively carry out careful examinations and treatments, avoiding hesitation to seek medical attention. If cervical erosion does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.