Patient's question:
Cervical erosion! Vaginitis! Pelvic effusion! Cervical epithelial polyps! Bleeding after intercourse for ten days!Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, it seems that your contact bleeding may be related to cervical polyps. My personal advice is to have a thorough examination of your cervical HPV and TCT screening results to ensure they are normal before undergoing cervical polyp removal. Since your cervical erosion is not severe, it can be carefully monitored for now. If it is particularly severe, you may consider physical treatment. For vaginitis, perform a routine vaginal discharge test to confirm the type of vaginitis before using symptomatic medication.