Patient's question:
I did a colposcopy? The description above is this???Cervical hyperplasia???The surface of the cervix is covered with yellow purulent secretions, and part of the squamous epithelium on the cervix surface is stripped off and covered by columnar epithelium. The erosion surface is red, with contact bleeding (no bleeding during intercourse), and the cervix surface is prone to Nabothian cysts. After applying 3% acetic acid, the erosion rapidly swells and turns white. The iodine test is negative???Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I have never had physical treatment before. What kind of cervical erosion do I have now? Can I avoid surgery? I really don't want to.Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is divided into 3 degrees. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication. Moderate to severe cervical erosion requires medication combined with local topical application, red light, microwave, LEEP, and other physical treatments. The treatment method varies depending on the condition. In severe cases, surgery may be necessary. It is recommended to consult a gynecology department in a local regular hospital and receive targeted treatment based on the doctor's advice.