Patient's question:
Clinical Description: Liquid-based cytology test (LPT) results:Specimen adequacy: Satisfactory (1)
Cellularity: >5000 (2)
Endocervical cells: Absent (3)
Metaplastic cells: Absent
Microbiological tests:
Trichomonas infection: Negative
Candida infection: Negative
Coccal infection: Negative
Actinomyces infection: Negative
Herpes infection: Negative
HPV infection: Negative
Ciliates infection: Negative
What condition does this indicate? Is there a possibility of malignancy? (This test was done on August 9. Additionally, a color Doppler ultrasound of the uterus and adnexa showed normal results.)
History of previous treatment and outcomes:
Doctor's answer:
If you suffer from severe cervical inflammation, you must go to the hospital for proper treatment. After arriving at the hospital, actively cooperate with the doctor's examination and treatment, and honestly report your symptoms during the onset period and before the onset to the doctor. The doctor will develop a reasonable and effective treatment plan based on this information. If women are afraid that Western medicine treatment may leave serious side effects on their bodies, they can also choose to seek treatment from renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine can treat cervical inflammation.