Patient's question:
Yesterday, I went to the hospital for a health check-up.Colposcopic findings: The surface of the cervix showed erosion, which turned white after applying acetic acid. The iodine test revealed non-staining areas. The cervix surface appeared congested, with opaque discharge and white rings in the glands.
Secretion test: Degree of cleanliness - 3.
White blood cell count under microscopy: 15-20.
Mixed bacteria present.
Past treatment history and effectiveness: Received medication at the hospital. Felt nothing.
What kind of assistance is needed: Hello, do I need a TCT test? How can this condition be treated to alleviate it? Is medication or surgery recommended? Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Mild cervical erosion can be considered for medication treatment. For patients with moderate to severe cervical erosion, our hospital offers a specialized therapy called the "LEEP" technology. This procedure leaves no scars and is a minimally invasive outpatient surgery performed through the vagina. It does not remove the uterus or interfere with fertility. The treatment is completed in 5-10 minutes, with a single session achieving self-healing. No hospitalization is required, and the cost is low.Currently, given the condition of your vaginal cleanliness, it is recommended to proceed with treatment. Please follow up with vaginal cleansing and the placement of metronidazole to stabilize your condition. A follow-up examination should be conducted one week after the treatment. It is not advisable to undergo a TCT test at this time.