Patient's question:
During the health check-up in July, it was found that there was mild cervical erosion. The doctor said it was not a big deal and prescribed some medication, but I lost the prescription. Recently, about two weeks after my period, I noticed abnormal discharge, similar to what happens when the period is not fully over—there was a substance that looked like mud color oozing out. It was painless and itchy. What medication should I use?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion, the most common type of gynecological disease. Due to the stimulation of inflammatory secretions, the squamous epithelial cells of the cervical canal external orifice are shed, covered by fibrotic columnar epithelium. The surface appears bright red, smooth, or uneven, and this change is referred to as "cervical erosion." Physical treatments have certain side effects, and since cervical erosion is a localized inflammation, it is recommended to use Guan Moling suppositories. They are safe, effective, and convenient. Use them for two weeks each month, alternating for two months. Begin use as soon as menstruation is clean. For severe cases of cervical erosion, it is advised to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's recommendations for prompt treatment. Avoid blindly trusting advertisements or using over-the-counter medications, as this may worsen the condition.