Patient's question:
From now on, I feel that the lower body still excretes liquid. I changed doctors, and the doctor said it was moderate leucorrhea, almost severe. So, they prescribed a course of medication to treat the vagina. I have to come in for surgery after my period is clean. Usually, when I go to the hospital, there's no inflammation, but every time after my period is clean and I'm ready for an MRI, there is inflammation. Until the last Saturday in November, when he checked, there was no inflammation. When it was my turn for surgery, the surgeon who was on call told me to come back in three days. I paid the money, and when I went on Sunday, they said there were no surgeons available on Sunday. So, I had an injection of intravenous fluids and only had surgery the next day!Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is one of the most common diseases among women. It is more prevalent in unmarried and physically frail women. The cause is mostly due to damage to the cervix during sexual activity or childbirth, allowing bacteria to infiltrate and cause the condition. When cervical erosion recurs, it often leads to increased vaginal discharge, which becomes thick and may occasionally contain purulent or bloody discharge, accompanied by lower back pain, abdominal pain, and a heavy sensation in the lower abdomen. Sexual activity may also cause contact bleeding or an unpleasant odor. After cervical erosion surgery, vaginal discharge will continue to increase. Some minor peeling is normal within the first 1 to 2 weeks post-surgery! Scar formation takes 4 to 8 weeks, during which time sexual intercourse, tub baths, and vaginal douching should be avoided!