Patient's question:
The report states a large amount of yellowish-purulent discharge in the vagina. After wiping away the discharge, it is evident that the cervix is congested and red, accompanied by cervical erosion with contact bleeding. How can I determine whether my cervical erosion is mild or severe?Doctor's answer:
It is important to promptly identify cervical erosion, primarily by analyzing the symptoms. Women with cervical erosion often exhibit increased vaginal discharge, which is thick and mucous-like. Occasionally, they may also experience purulent or bloody vaginal discharge. Symptoms such as lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a heavy feeling in the lower abdomen are also commonly present. During sexual intercourse, it may lead to contact bleeding and a foul odor. It is recommended to adopt a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine for treatment, as this approach will not cause drug resistance and yields better therapeutic effects.