Patient's question:
LPT carefully checked the sample satisfaction: Satisfactory cell count >5000 Cervical canal cells: None Metaplasia cells: None Trichomonas infection: None Candida infection: None HPV infection test: None Herpes infection: None Gonococcal infection: None Actinomyces infection: None Cilia infection: None Pathology findings: Squamous epithelial inflammation reflects colposcopic examination: Moderate cervical erosion, cervical columnar epithelium, glandular white rings and glandular openings, acetic acid white epithelium, deep Nabothian cysts. Cervical biopsy confirmed as chronic cervical inflammation degree 7 and 12. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No previous treatment, started this week.Doctor's answer:
Generally, cervical erosion is the most common form of cervical inflammation and the most prevalent gynecological disease. Its harmful effects can interfere with pregnancy, leading to miscarriage, or even cause cervical cancer. Drug treatment is not very effective. Moderate to severe cervical erosion requires physical treatment: microwave, BOM light, LEEP surgery. It does not damage the cervix, interfere with fertility, leave scars, and patients experience no physical discomfort during treatment. After treatment, the cervix returns to its smooth original state. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited.