Patient's question:
During colposcopy, cervical inflammation is present, with white cloudy appearance on acetic acid application, and partial non-staining in the iodine test. What does this mean? How is cervical inflammation treated during colposcopy?Doctor's answer:
Acetic white epithelium, white; the iodine test shows partial non-staining, indicating that there is an abnormality in this cervical alliance, which may be cervical inflammation, but it cannot be ruled out that it may be cervical cancer transformation. It is recommended that you undergo a biopsy for a definitive diagnosis to avoid missing the opportunity for timely treatment. The daily treatment for cervical inflammation mainly focuses on symptomatic medication. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to their diet, eating light, and soft, easily digestible foods.