Patient's question:
Pap smear report:Computerized smear interpretation: Atypical squamous cells, mild inflammation;
Cellular items: Presence of squamous cells, presence of endocervical cells, presence of metaplastic cells;
Microbial items: No Candida observed, no Trichomonas observed;
Viral items: No herpes virus infection observed, no HPV infection observed;
Smear quality: Satisfactory;
Inflammatory cell coverage ratio: Over 50%.
Physician's opinion: Atypical cells present. Colposcopy (three-step) report: Main complaint is recurrent cervical inflammation. Clinical findings: Erosion, mild. Colposcopic images: White epithelium. Diagnosis: Chronic cervical inflammation.
Biopsy performed today, at 11 o'clock on the cervix; chronic inflammation with local CINI. HPV DNA test report: Re-examined specimen: cervical desquamated cells, specimen status: normal. HPV DNA quantification: 18.
Doctor's answer:
Cervicitis is one of the most common gynecological diseases, and it can occur in women of any age. It is not frightening to suffer from cervicitis, what is frightening is the lack of awareness and the absence of the best treatment approach. Chronic cervicitis can be appropriately treated with traditional Chinese medicine. If it frequently recurs, it is best to use traditional Chinese medicine formulas for a complete cure. Over-the-counter Chinese medicine collection: ( ), which has both anti-inflammatory effects and can reduce the body's immunity. Generally speaking, taking 3-4 courses of treatment, with lighter conditions requiring 2-3 courses, with 14 days constituting one course.