Patient's question:
Female, cervical erosion can use polyphenol sulfone pessary? I haven't been pregnant yet? If treated with microwave treatment?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a condition where columnar epithelium shifts. If there is no excessive discharge, odor, or itching, and if TCT and HPV tests are normal, treatment is generally not required. According to the patient's description, if symptoms are present, medication can be applied to the vagina. If the patient is not pregnant, it is advisable to avoid microwave or laser treatment. It is recommended that the patient visit a regular public hospital to undergo TCT and HPV tests to rule out cervical lesions. Medication can be administered if there are discomfort symptoms, but if there are no symptoms, treatment is not recommended—regular follow-up is sufficient. The above advice is for the question, "Can a woman use polyphenol sulfone vaginal suppository for cervical erosion?"