Patient's question:
26 years old, married, slightly sore lower back, leukorrhea of degree three, no bacteria found. A cervical scraping was performed, which showed severe inflammation, with squamous cells and cervical cells present. No other findings included yeast or inflammatory cells; the ratio is below 75%. Is this considered severe erosion? The doctor visually examined it as mild, but why did the scraping show severe inflammation? Can medication cure it? Is it serious? Will it affect future pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, don't worry. Go to a regular large hospital locally and use microwave or LEEP for treatment. It won't interfere with fertility. After treatment, make sure to pay attention to hygiene and avoid acute lifestyle. Pay attention to having a vaginal mirror examination after 2 months, which is just a few checks. You can rest assured. For patients with cervicitis, in addition to active treatment, endometriosis is also expected. I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you!