Patient's question:
Vaginitis was not treated promptly, leading to cervical erosion, with contact bleeding. The doctor said there was a very small polyp and recommended a TCT test, with results expected in 3-4 days. Additionally, I was given red light therapy, and the doctor mentioned that medication might not be effective. I want to ask if this is true? I am young and don't really want surgery. Can I use medication to treat cervical erosion? What about the polyp—does it affect me?Doctor's answer:
Currently, if there is a cervical polyp, medication cannot remove it, and it needs to be resolved through laser surgery. You can follow the doctor's advice offline to implement symptomatic treatment. Moreover, laser surgery has little impact on future fertility, so you can relax and be at ease. Cervical erosion is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients pay close attention to maintaining external genital cleanliness and changing underwear frequently. Wishing female patients a speedy recovery.