Patient's question:
Cervical hyperplasia has been present for about one or two years, but the doctor said it's not too serious. Each time, medication has been prescribed, and it keeps recurring. Previously, there was a period of recurrent candidal vaginitis, which improved for a while last year but was recently contracted again. This time, some pelvic effusion was detected. Should cervical hyperplasia be surgically removed?Doctor's answer:
Cervical hyperplasia, with a range of cervical inflammation. If there is normal leukorrhea, it is often yellow and has an odor, with bleeding during sexual activity. It is necessary to consider undergoing a cervical TCT and HPV test, which is also known as anti-aging screening. Treatment plans should be formulated based on the results of the screening. Vaginitis is prone to occur frequently, and a routine leukorrhea test should be conducted to check for dysbiosis. If there is pelvic effusion with symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, backache, and excessive leukorrhea, it is necessary to take Chinese herbal medicine for the treatment of pelvic inflammation.