Patient's question:
A few days ago, my mom told me that my aunt has been feeling unwell recently, and I was very worried. I went to visit her with my mom. My aunt said she has chronic cervical inflammation with phosphatization. I'm very concerned, but I don't really understand it well. I'd like to ask, what is the best way to treat chronic cervical inflammation with phosphatization?Doctor's answer:
Chronic cervical inflammation with squamous metaplasia carries the potential risk of precancerous lesions of the cervix. The vast majority of patients can be transformed into normal cervical tissue through appropriate treatment, while only a very small number of patients may have their condition further spread, potentially developing precancerous lesions. If human papillomavirus infection is present, it is advisable to administer drugs such as interferon for treatment. Regular follow-up is necessary; if the risk of precancerous lesions is detected, conization surgery should be performed promptly.