Patient's question:
I am only 19 years old this year, but I have once again experienced abnormal leukorrhea and menstrual irregularities. I went to the city hospital for a gynecological examination, and the doctor said I have severe cervical erosion. But I am only 19 years old! What should I do about severe cervical erosion at 19?Doctor's answer:
At the age of 19, a severe cervical erosion has reappeared, most of which is relatively severe. It may be related to early sexual activity or secondary infections following miscarriages. In this case, medication is generally used for treatment, which is relatively slow. Under the guidance of a local doctor, methods such as microwave, laser, or cryotherapy can be adopted to facilitate treatment. It is important not to have sexual intercourse during the treatment period. After treatment, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to assess the effectiveness of the treatment.