Patient's question:
2 years after getting an IUD, my menstrual flow has always been light, but the cycle is still relatively normal, with no other discomforts. However, in the past year, each period has been dark with blood clots. For the first three days, the flow is basically very minimal dark blood, but there is significant abdominal bloating and pain. It usually starts to become a normal flow around the fourth day, and it takes about 12 days to completely finish. During sexual climax, I experience cramping in the lower left abdomen. I also have excessive yellow discharge and itchy external genitalia. After following a doctor's advice, I had a cervical anti-aging screening, which confirmed no intraepithelial inflammation or cancer, no herpes, HPV, trichomoniasis, or fungal infection. However, it noted mild-moderate inflammation, with a discharge cleanliness of 3 degrees. The ultrasound showed the cervix is smaller? What should I do about cervical erosion or endometritis?Doctor's answer:
How is it possible to make a diagnosis? Abnormal menstruation is usually a symptom of a condition, not the cause. It is recommended to seek medical diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. For patients, if the condition of cervical erosion is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment should be administered, along with appropriate medication. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of cervical erosion. Additionally, patients should maintain a proper diet and stay in a good mood. During treatment, it is also important to rest in bed and avoid strenuous exercise. Keep a calm and pleasant mood, and avoid excessive stress.