Patient's question:
In early November, I had a thorough check-up and found bacterial vaginosis and cervical erosion of degree II. I was treated with medication and suppositories, and then took an HPV test which came back negative. Later, I had pneumonia and tonsillitis, but the IV treatment didn't address these issues. A few days ago, I felt a bit itchy and noticed yellowish-green discharge, so I used suppositories for a few days. Today, I felt a lump on my cervix and want to ask if it could be fibrosis or something related to the healing process after the HPV test.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, a thorough examination would generally not lead to this. It's clear that you are experiencing local itching and abnormal vaginal discharge, which are symptoms of inflammation. I recommend you go to the hospital for a check-up. Don't be anxious and maintain a positive mood. Pay attention to local hygiene and avoid unsafe sex. At the hospital, they can diagnose the condition and provide targeted treatment. There are many treatment methods for bacterial vaginosis, but the diagnostic approach may vary depending on the patient's condition.