Patient's question:
The last menstrual cycle has already started, and I noticed that my menstrual blood flow is a bit heavier than usual. After my period ends, there is also a significant amount of leukorrhea with a rather strong fishy odor. Today, on the weekend, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was told that I have cervical erosion. Is cervical erosion something to be concerned about? How long does it take to recover?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion can be treated effectively, so don't worry. It's not possible to confirm how long it will take, but it's important to actively seek treatment. Go to a Level 3A hospital's gynecology department for treatment. Pay close attention to personal hygiene, change underwear daily, and wipe the outer vulva every night. Avoid using cleaning solutions for wiping. During menstruation, sexual activity should be avoided. Do not take baths or sitz baths to prevent intrauterine infections. Pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity.