Patient's question:
In 2004, I had bacterial vaginosis. By 2009, I had already experienced a discharge that was like water, wetting my pants, but it wasn't exactly water-like discharge. It was probably thin and watery. Examination and test results: In 2004, the routine test of vaginal discharge showed pus bacteria, bacterial inflammation, trichomonas, and no candidiasis. The cleanliness was rated as degree three. After medication, it kept recurring without being fully cured. In 2011, it was diagnosed as candidiasis, cleanliness degree five, hydrogen peroxide positive, white blood cells, mycoplasma, trichomonas, and bacteria were negative.Treatment history and effectiveness: Cervical Kang, cleaning solution, recurring frequently. What kind of help do you need: Please diagnose how to treat cervical erosion.
Doctor's answer:
Once cervical erosion recurs, it often leads to an increase in leukorrhea, which becomes thicker and sometimes has an abnormal odor. Occasionally, purulent or bloody leukorrhea may also reappear. Lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a sense of heaviness in the abdomen are also common symptoms. Additionally, during sexual activity, contact bleeding may occur.The diet should be light, sweet, and palatable, avoiding spicy and irritating foods. It is recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits while limiting sugary foods. Cervical erosion is a gynecological condition that is prone to recurrence. During medication, women should pay close attention to their self-care, especially in terms of hygiene and care.