Patient's question:
The amount of leukorrhea varies, sometimes it's yellow. In July 2009, pelvic inflammatory disease was discovered. Later, when checked at the hospital, cervical micro-ulceration was found. Subsequently, an electronic colposcopy and HPV test were conducted. The results showed severe cervical inflammation, with three negative and one positive result for HPV.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Cervical erosion is a very common chronic cervical inflammation. Clinically, it is divided into three degrees based on the size of the erosion area: mild, moderate, and severe. Moderate to severe cervical erosion, especially granular or papillary cervical erosion, should be actively treated. Patients with cervical erosion who experience bleeding during intercourse or bleeding upon examination should also be treated. Cervical erosion is curable. Local medication, physical therapy, surgical treatment—provided that patients follow the doctor's advice during treatment, such as refraining from sexual intercourse, swimming, taking baths, and vaginal irrigation—most patients with cervical erosion can be cured. Of course, due to varying degrees of erosion, the treatment duration may vary. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with a combination of medication and physical therapy, while moderate or severe cervical erosion is more commonly treated with surgical methods! If cervical erosion is not treated in a timely manner, it may lead to cancer. Wishing you good health!