Patient's question:
I have abdominal pain during my menstrual period and sometimes discharge yellow fluid. I have severe cervical erosion and a one-year sexual history, with two months since my last sexual activity. For severe cervical erosion, what treatment is most effective?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent cervical erosion is often associated with childbirth, miscarriage, and postpartum infections. Additionally, surgical procedures or mechanical irritation, such as sexual activity that damages the cervix, allowing pathogens to infiltrate and cause infection, can also lead to cervical erosion. Cervical erosion is common in unmarried women, and it is recommended to seek timely treatment. Simply using "antibiotics" or "cooling and drying herbs" for treatment only provides antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, while the inflammation may resurface, ultimately failing to achieve a complete cure. A combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment will not lead to drug resistance and yields more significant results. It is also essential to avoid extramarital sex and refrain from sexual activity during menstruation. Furthermore, during the treatment period, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. Patients should pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities.