Patient's question:
Recently, I carefully checked the results of my leukorrhea. The cleanliness was rated 2, with + leukocytes and + epithelial cells. Besides mild cervical erosion, the doctor recommended I have a smear test, which I don't know what it is. I'd like to ask what cervical erosion of degree 1 is.Doctor's answer:
A Pap smear is a screening test for cervical cancer cells. Any individual with sexual activity for three years or more, regardless of the condition of the cervix, should undergo an annual Pap smear or TCT cytology examination to screen for cervical cancer. A leukorrhea cleanliness of 2 degrees is normal. In cases of mild erosion with normal leukorrhea, routine treatment is not necessary. Regular check-ups (at least one gynecological examination every six months), attention to local hygiene, and symptomatic treatment for vaginal inflammation if leukorrhea characteristics are abnormal are recommended. Don't worry too much. The daily treatment for cervical erosion patients primarily involves medication. Patients can take oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines, avoiding alcohol.