Patient's question:
I have been suffering from cervical erosion for a long time. I have taken some medication and undergone treatment, but I haven't recovered yet. In the past few days, I had cervical physical therapy. Doctor, the cervical erosion-like changes were rated as degree 1. What should I pay attention to after cervical physical therapy? Will this condition recur again?Doctor's answer:
You have cervical erosion, and the medication treatment did not lead to recovery. You underwent physical therapy, but your condition only temporarily improved. If you have had a cervical TCT test and HPV test and have not detected cervical intraepithelial neoplasia or malignant inflammation, and if you do not have any discomfort symptoms, treatment is not necessary. However, since you have already undergone physical therapy, you should avoid sexual activity for two months after the procedure, as well as heavy physical labor and intense exercise. During the period of crusting and shedding, a small amount of bleeding is normal. If there is significant bleeding, you should seek medical attention promptly.