Patient's question:
Last October, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion degree 3. Now, I have coffee-colored discharge every day, and I also have some lower abdominal pain. Is it getting worse? I'm going to get divorced in a year. Can it be detected during the pre-marital examination?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, a simple gynecological examination can provide a rough assessment of the cervix, but for a definitive diagnosis, an electronic colposcopy biopsy and cervical grading are required. The main issue now is treatment, as vaginal discharge and abdominal pain have reappeared. Immediate treatment should be administered, as allowing the condition to worsen may lead to adverse consequences.In marital health examinations, these detailed tests are generally not performed. Instead, the focus is on assessing high-risk factors for fetal malformation after the couple's union or identifying any diseases that may prevent divorce.
Additionally, during the treatment of cervical erosion, besides medication, the patient's dietary habits and mental state are also crucial. It is essential to maintain a positive mood to avoid unnecessary negative impacts on the complete recovery of cervical erosion.