Patient's question:
Cleanliness III, Leukocytes +++ (WBC), Pus cells 1~2/HP, Contaminated +, BV weakly positive. The cervix is covered with a large amount of viscous secretions, congestion, edema, and erosion. The eroded surface is bright red and appears as granular elevations.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, you may have chronic cervical erosion (degree II). Cervical erosion is a common gynecological disease and the most common pathological manifestation of chronic cervical inflammation. The external appearance of the cervix at the vaginal part of the cervix presents as fine granular red areas, which are referred to as cervical erosion. More than 80% of women of childbearing age have varying degrees of cervical erosion. If it is severe, cervical erosion can interfere with pregnancy.Advice: It is recommended to have a cervical cell smear examination (also known as TCT) done at the hospital for a detailed check. If necessary, a colposcopy and tissue examination should also be performed to confirm the diagnosis.
Physical treatment: This is the most commonly used clinical treatment method.