Patient's question:
I have had cervical erosion for over ten years and underwent laser treatment. Recently, there was a very small amount of peeling during intercourse. The hospital's examination report indicated low-grade inflammation of the squamous epithelium, with the presence of suprabasal cells and endocervical cells. It was recommended that I undergo a colposcopy and biopsy. I am unsure if this inflammation has turned into cancer.I need help: What tests and treatments should I do now? The doctor prescribed some tests for me.
Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is caused by vaginal infections and cervical inflammation that are not treated in time, leading to the erosion of the cervix by inflammatory leukorrhea! Mild cervical erosion does not require treatment, while moderate to severe cervical erosion needs LEEP surgery to heal! After cervical erosion surgery, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited for two months. Regular surface sterilization and wound care should be performed. Avoid spicy and cold foods, drink plenty of water, and maintain a cheerful mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!