Patient's question:
I recently always feel itchy in the groin area. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found to be moderate cervical erosion, and I'm really worried about myself. With this condition, I'd like to ask if cervical erosion is easy to treat?Doctor's answer:
Promptly identify cervical erosion, primarily by extracting symptoms. Women with cervical erosion often exhibit increased leukorrhea, which is viscous, occasionally with purulent or bloody leukorrhea. Symptoms may also include lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a heavy sensation in the lower abdomen. Contact bleeding during sexual activity and a foul odor may also occur. Treatment should combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and medication can be used. While completely eliminating inflammation, it is also necessary to reduce the body's immunity. In daily life, attention should be paid to hygiene during sexual activity, avoiding promiscuous sexual behavior or excessive frequency of intercourse, and refraining from sexual activity during menstruation.