Patient's question:
After giving birth to my child, I've been plagued by gynecological problems ever since. I've been very mindful of personal hygiene, frequently using feminine washes, but they haven't been effective. Last month, cervical erosion caused me lower back pain, and I received intravenous drips for a week. I'm wondering what foods are best for cervical erosion?Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is one of the symptoms of cervical inflammation, which is divided into mild, moderate, and severe degrees. If the cervical erosion is mild and asymptomatic, treatment is not necessary. Cervical inflammation is prone to coexist with other gynecological infections, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexal inflammation, which can lead to symptoms of lower back pain and discomfort. If the examination indicates severe erosion of the mucosal surface, it is necessary to combine vaginal medication for repair or minimally invasive procedures such as the LEEP.