How to treat cervical erosion with blood clots during menstruation

Patient's question:

I have cervical erosion. On the 6th day after my period ended, I caught a cold and coughed, and then I had vaginal bleeding with blood clots. How should I treat it?

Doctor's answer:

You now have cervical erosion, which is no longer a disease but a normal physiological condition. If you don't have any symptoms, there's no need to pay special attention. The issue now is that on the 6th day after your period, you've entered the ovulation phase. Due to a cold and cough, there's a small amount of vaginal discharge, which could be due to ovulation. However, if the bleeding persists and you experience abdominal pain again after the cold improves, you should still go to the hospital to check whether the vaginal bleeding is caused by the cold or if the bleeding is leading to symptoms similar to a cold, such as inflammation.

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