Patient's question:
There is a condition of bleeding during cohabitation. Last year, it was discovered that there was moderate cervical erosion. Minimally invasive surgery was performed. Now this condition has occurred again.Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, it should be a problem with the endometrium, and besides that, it's endocrine disruption! I suggest you first go to the hospital to rule out cervical erosion again. After ruling it out, consider endometritis. You can have a color ultrasound. It's also possible that it's caused by endocrine imbalance!! There are many treatments for cervical erosion, but since the symptoms of the patients are different, the treatment methods used are also different. Therefore, patients need to have a timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to treat the symptoms accordingly.