Patient's question:
There is 3 degrees of cervical erosion, mild pelvic inflammation, and vaginitis. I had surgery 62 days ago and haven't experienced any significant discomfort, but there was some yellow discharge right after the surgery. About 10 days later, I felt some itching. It seemed to gradually improve after that. Today, during an internal examination, it was mentioned that there was once a degree of erosion.History of previous treatment and effectiveness:
- In June, I had an abortion, and a check-up revealed cervical erosion.
- On October 2, I underwent a cervical erosion surgery using the AoluoKe method. After the surgery, I received 7 days of anti-inflammatory injections and took some anti-inflammatory medication.
- Sometimes, I felt a bit of itching and a bad odor, which lasted for a few days and then resolved.
What kind of help is needed:
- Now, besides the residual erosion, how should it be treated? Will medication lead to complete self-healing?
- Will surgical repair affect the cervix?
- Besides the internal examination, what other tests are needed?
Doctor's answer:
At one point, cervical erosion could be relieved with medication without the need for surgery again. Medication for cervical erosion can begin once the menstrual period has ended (when vaginal bleeding is completely clean), using "gynecological wash liquid" or other gynecological washes to rinse the vagina. After rinsing, medication suppositories are inserted into the vagina. During treatment, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. This treatment can effectively alleviate inflammation issues, which can also simultaneously relieve the odor and itching problems you mentioned.