Patient's question:
Doctor, I had a cervical pre-cancer screening two years ago. Last year when I went to see the doctor, they said my cervix had healed and there was no erosion. I asked the doctor if I needed a screening, and they said I didn't. I didn't tell the doctor I had genital herpes.Doctor's answer:
For the diagnosis of cervical eversion, the following methods are generally adopted. Cervical eversion usually presents with cervical laceration scars and deeper fissures at the cervical os, where the cervical canal folds can be seen or palpated. Applying a 3% acetic acid solution locally can reveal consistent grape-like or noodle-like elevations. Applying a 3% acetic acid solution locally can reveal consistent grape-like or noodle-like elevations.Treatment: For mild cervical eversion without clinical symptoms, no intervention may be necessary. For those with chronic cervical inflammation symptoms, treatment should follow the principles of chronic cervical inflammation, with timely repair recommended. For severe cervical erosion, it is advised to seek immediate medical attention. Treatment should be carried out based on the doctor's advice, avoiding the use of medication to prevent worsening the condition.