Patient's question:
Today, I had a thorough examination, and it was said that I have cervical erosion and cervical polyps, but they didn't tell me the severity. They also said I have pelvic effusion, and I'm very frightened. The test results showed grayish-yellow discharge in the vagina, shedding of squamous epithelium on the cervix, fibrosis of columnar epithelium, edema and whitening of columnar epithelium after applying acetic acid, and the cervical iodine test did not stain. The polyps were described as tongue-shaped and weak at the external os of the cervix. There were multiple cystic nodules on the surface of the cervix, and the cervix was congested and edematous. They told me to have a LEEP surgery immediately. I'm married and have never been pregnant before, and I've had some inflammation in the past. What should I do? Can I have the surgery? Can it be completely cured? What is the general cost?Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
- White discharge test showed ++ white blood cells and ++ red blood cells.
What kind of assistance is needed:
- Unsure what to do.
I'm so young, how could I get this? I feel like the sky is falling. What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, cervical inflammation has now been confirmed. If pelvic effusion is accompanied by symptoms such as chronic lower abdominal pain and lower back pain, it may indicate pelvic inflammation. It is recommended not to be too anxious, as many people suffer from gynecological inflammation, and timely treatment can resolve it. For cervical inflammation to heal completely, LEEP is currently the best treatment method, with the surgical cost being approximately 800, but it does not include anti-inflammatory medication. Before treatment, a thorough examination should be conducted to rule out possible cervical lesions.