Patient's question:
This monthDoctor's answer:
It could be cervical erosion. For mild cervical erosion with less severe symptoms, medication therapy is generally used; while for moderate cervical erosion, physical therapy is adopted. For severe cervical erosion with more pronounced symptoms, clinical doctors often choose physical treatment, surgical therapy, or a combination of multiple therapies. However, when inflammation has occurred, with increased vaginal discharge or recurrent irregular bleeding, vaginal irrigation, the use of antibiotic-containing vaginal suppositories, and treatments such as electrocautery or cryotherapy to remove the eroded areas can be applied.