Patient's question:
I previously experienced lower back pain and discomfort, with abnormal discharge color, sometimes with blood streaks in the white discharge. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the diagnosis was moderate cervical erosion. The doctor prescribed medication for me. Later, all the symptoms improved and have been gone for a year now. But now, I feel like the symptoms from before have reappeared.Doctor's answer:
Prevent cervical erosion, pay attention to the following points:1) Maintain sexual hygiene, appropriately control sexual activity, and strictly avoid extramarital sex and prevent sexual intercourse during menstruation.
2) Use effective contraception in a timely manner to reduce the incidence of induced abortion and artificial miscarriage, thereby minimizing psychological trauma and the risk of bacterial infection.
3) Actively treat cases with abnormally short menstrual cycles or prolonged menstrual periods.
4) Prevent cervical injury during childbirth.
5) Promptly perform debridement if cervical laceration is detected postpartum.
6) Undergo regular gynecological examinations to detect cervical inflammation early and provide timely treatment.