Patient's question:
My older sister is already 30 years old, and two years ago she told me that she experienced severe pain during her menstrual cycle. Later, she noticed blood streaks in her vaginal discharge and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor diagnosed her with cervical erosion, which was quite severe. The doctor recommended treatment, and I'm also very concerned. I'd like to understand if cervical erosion can be prevented?Doctor's answer:
1. Always maintain a positive mental state to enhance disease resistance.2. Actively treat cervical erosion upon discovery.
3. Practice breastfeeding as a form of contraception.
4. Conduct irregular gynecological examinations. Cervical erosion and early cervical cancer are difficult to distinguish with the naked eye, making cervical scraping tests effective.
5. Always keep the external genitalia clean. Avoid using various cleaning solutions if there is no infection, as this may damage the natural defense barrier of the vagina, leading to worsening irritation.
For patients with cervical polyps, daily treatment primarily involves medication. Patients can take oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, while also maintaining a regular schedule and avoiding alcohol. We hope that cervical polyp patients can recover quickly!