Patient's question:
Since I had my child, I've been feeling uncomfortable down there, and my discharge has also become abnormal. Sometimes it itches down there as well. I went to the hospital for a gynecological examination and was told that I have vaginitis and cervical erosion. I would like to ask you, how should I treat vaginitis and cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
You currently have vaginitis and cervical erosion. The clinical symptoms of cervical erosion are generally not very obvious, and most of the symptoms are more pronounced with vaginitis. Therefore, you should first actively treat the vaginal inflammation. Based on a careful examination of your routine leukorrhea test, the pathogen can be identified. Under the guidance of a doctor, vaginal lavage combined with medication can be used for active treatment. Once the vaginitis is controlled, for cervical erosion, if it is mild, topical medication can be used. However, if it is severe, physical therapy treatments such as microwave or laser therapy can be considered. In necessary cases, surgical treatment with the LEEP (loop electrosurgical excision procedure) can also be taken into account.