Patient's question:
In 2010, a thorough examination revealed cervical erosion, and I took anti-inflammatory medication without follow-up testing. In January 2019, I was diagnosed with HPV 16. The colposcopy results showed chronic inflammation, squamous epithelial hyperplasia, squamous epithelial metaplasia, and a total of glandular cells.Doctor's answer:
So this situation is not a problem either. It's just that there is still chronic inflammation stimulation, so if symptoms occur, you can take appropriate medication. If you feel it's not working, you should have a thorough examination or treatment, such as physical therapy. For severe cervical erosion patients, sexual activity should not be excessive. It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and follow the doctor's advice for immediate treatment. Do not blindly use medication to avoid worsening the condition.