Patient's question:
Approximately, if the skin breakdown occurs 4 or 5 times, it will cause lower back pain (I had always thought it was muscle strain in the lower back). The lower back pain has lasted for over 3 years.Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
I visited a doctor, who said I had mild cervical erosion and prescribed Antimicrobial Tablets, Moxifloxacin Hydrochloride Tablets, and Mirena Suppositories. The TCT results are still pending.
What kind of assistance do you need:
I have skin breakdown—is it mild? Or is it moderate to severe cervical erosion? I am very worried. How long will the treatment take? How deep should the suppository be inserted? Will it be ineffective if it's not placed in the correct position?
Doctor's answer:
The degree of cervical erosion is classified as mild, moderate, or severe based on the area of erosion. Your condition is mild cervical erosion. Whether the condition is serious needs to be determined by the TCT results. If the TCT results are normal, it is recommended to use Xiaomi (a medication) for treatment. Place the deep into the vagina. If there is no effect and you are not pregnant, laser treatment can be considered, which usually heals on its own after one session. To confirm the specific degree of erosion, a detailed TCT examination is required, which involves careful observation under a microscope. If the medication treatment is not effective, surgery can be considered, such as LEEP treatment. The medication is placed at the position of the cervix.