Patient's question:
My friend, she has been with her boyfriend for a long time. In terms of hygiene, she isn't very particular. Recently, she has been feeling discomfort in her vagina and sometimes itchy. When she went for a bath, she noticed blood streaks on her underwear. Later, she had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the doctor said she had mild cervical erosion and contact bleeding. How should she be treated, Doctor?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify your questions. Cervical erosion itself is a gynecological infectious disease. Its typical clinical diagnostic symptoms include recurrent contact bleeding, changes in vaginal discharge to a purulent blood-like consistency, and even a foul odor. The above symptoms require immediate medical attention for a gynecological examination. Early cervical cancer symptoms are extremely similar to severe cervical erosion symptoms, so differentiation is necessary. Anti-inflammatory treatment can then be administered. During treatment, it's important to avoid sexual intercourse.