Patient's question:
22-year-old with purulent leukorrhea, pelvic effusion 11, mild cervical erosion. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The medication prescribed was a self-prepared lotion from their hospital, used for five days, and cefpodoxime was administered for five days. Hello, can this be cured? Is a re-examination necessary? I really dislike gynecological examinations............... What kind of assistance do you need: Can it be cured?? I am very confusedDoctor's answer:
As of now, cervical erosion is a common and easily occurring chronic inflammation in women. Mild cervical erosion does not require treatment and can be managed with regular follow-up examinations. If there is a continuous increase in leukorrhea, it is a symptom of vaginitis, which can be treated with various topical medications. Pelvic effusion is caused by exudate from pelvic inflammatory disease. Small amounts of effusion that do not cause symptoms do not require treatment and should not be overly concerning.