Patient's question:
My health check report indicates severe cervical erosion and uterine hypertrophy. However, the bacterial test showed no bacteria, and the cleanliness was normal, except for three + on the white blood cells. My vaginal discharge is slightly yellow at times, sometimes with an odor, and sometimes without. A detailed check revealed a positive pHV59, with a viral load of slightly over 16.Hello, is this cervical erosion physiological or pathological? Do I need treatment? How should it be treated? (Additionally, I did not upload the health check report for chlamydia, mycoplasma, general bacteria, and fungi, which showed no bacteria.)
Doctor's answer:
If you are infected with HPV positive, it is best to detect it early and seek treatment early, using antiviral drugs for active treatment. Still pay attention to personal hygiene to prevent cross-infection. Follow the survival rules and go to the hospital for thorough examination and treatment. Wish you a speedy recovery. For patients with cervical erosion, in addition to symptomatic treatment, they also need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in daily life. Avoid staying up late and get more rest. In terms of diet, eat a light diet and avoid greasy foods.