Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the original Chinese line breaks preserved:"Recurring external genital itching and occasional bloody leukorrhea appeared in August this year. A thorough examination revealed candidal vaginitis and trichomoniasis. Oral ornidazole, vaginal lavage, and the placement of nystatin resulted in symptom improvement. However, a follow-up examination found poor cervical health. Last week, a test detected six high-risk HPV types, and a cervical biopsy three days ago confirmed severe chronic cervicitis with squamous epithelial atypical fibrosis grade 1. Currently, you wish to conceive—what treatment is best?"
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Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to implement LEEP treatment. If left untreated, the LEEP, which may focus on expansion, could potentially interfere with pregnancy, although this is not absolute. Personally, I still suggest treating cervical erosion first. Currently, there is cervical intraepithelial inflammation, and in addition to cervical HPV infection, it is advisable to use Bafukang vaginal suppositories and interferon vaginal gel for a period of treatment, and then follow up for reexamination.