Patient's question:
Leukorrhea with yellowish-green curd-like discharge and itching, external genital itching. After a thorough examination by the pediatric hospital doctor, they said it was cervical erosion of degree II. Can cervical erosion of degree II be cured?Doctor's answer:
If you carefully examine and confirm it is second-degree cervical erosion, and there is abnormal vaginal discharge upon division, it is more likely to be cervical inflammation with a possible division of vaginitis. It is better to combine a careful examination of routine vaginal discharge to determine which type of vaginitis it is. First-degree cervical erosion is normal columnar epithelial ectopia, which does not require treatment and can be cured. However, cervical inflammation of second degree or higher, especially those with abnormal vaginal discharge symptoms, has a low chance of being cured and requires active treatment.