Patient's question:
After cohabiting with my husband, blood streaks reappeared. A thorough examination revealed possible endometritis, cervical erosion, or cervical polyps. However, during each of my gynecological check-ups, no polyps were found, and the erosion was classified as grade 1. If it were endometritis, what assistance should be provided? How should endometritis be treated correctly?Doctor's answer:
In your case, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an electronic digital colposcopy to confirm the severity of cervical erosion. If contact-related skin breakdown occurs again, you can choose to be treated with physical instruments or undergo cervical repair surgery. If it is endometritis, you can go to the hospital for a thorough examination and then treat endometritis with medication or physical instruments.