Patient's question:
Mainly, there is a bit of blood in the vagina every time I go to the toilet for a bowel movement. The test results show that inflammatory cells and squamous epithelial cells show benign reactive changes.Doctor's answer:
Squamous epithelial cells show benign reactive changes (inflammation), which means the test results indicate cervical inflammation, a benign type of inflammation. The Pap smear results show no malignancy; if there were malignant changes, it would be classified as atypical squamous hyperplasia. Your condition falls under benign inflammation. Currently, if you receive active treatment, the chances of cure are relatively high. Physical therapy, ultrasound, laser, and microwave treatments are all options. After treatment, anti-inflammatory measures are necessary to prevent infection, and sexual intercourse should be avoided in the short term.