Patient's question:
Severe cervical erosion with non-specific squamous cells of unclear significance, what should the patient do? Female patient, 43 years old. Previous physical condition is weak. Current condition: lower back pain, lower abdominal fullness, abundant leukorrhea with a milky appearance and heavy odor.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is a very common type of cervical inflammation. It can lead to increased vaginal discharge, blood-stained discharge, or post-coital bleeding, often accompanied by lower back pain, menstrual disorders, and infertility. Severe cervical erosion, if left untreated, can rarely progress to pre-cancerous lesions or cervical cancer. Therefore, women should not only undergo regular gynecological check-ups but also seek timely and thorough treatment for severe cervical erosion. Additionally, it is crucial to understand the causes of cervical erosion. Long-term use of anti-inflammatory drugs can cause drug resistance and dysbiosis, leading to more severe inflammatory infections. Thus, herbal medicine combined with physical therapy or acupuncture methods are often adopted.