Patient's question:
I have noticed that my discharge has been quite abundant on several occasions, sometimes accompanied by blood streaks. I also experience abdominal pain, but it's not continuous. The pain intensifies when I drink cold water. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion of degree 2. How should I treat this condition? Will this condition be contagious?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is caused by chronic cervical inflammation, and this condition is not contagious. However, if sexual intercourse occurs, there is a possibility of transmission to the partner. Second-degree erosion does not affect fertility, but if left untreated, it can easily progress to severe cervical erosion. Severe erosion can lead to cervical cancer. For women who have not become pregnant, surgical treatment is not recommended. It is advised to seek medical guidance and undergo conservative drug treatment at a reputable hospital. Persist in treatment until fully healed, pay attention to hygiene in the private area, and prevent recurrence.