Patient's question:
During pregnancy, I've had vaginal pain all along. On the first day of my period, it sometimes hurts, but it doesn't hurt after the third day. Last year, I had a thorough examination and was diagnosed with cervical inflammation and cervical polyps. The polyps were removed. In September 2014, a TCT test result showed cells & 40, no endocervical cells, but metaplastic cells were present. In March 29, 2015, the test result showed cells & 40, endocervical cells were present, and metaplastic cells were present. Has it gotten worse? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Chronic cervicitis is a common disease, almost every unmarried woman will suffer from it. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life to prevent vaginal inflammation, eat less spicy and cold food, and control inflammation during the acute phase. If the area of erosion is large, you can use infrared heat treatment, which will completely eliminate nabothian cysts and erosion. It is necessary to seek treatment in a formal hospital to prevent over-treatment.