Patient's question:
Doctor, I had an ultrasound in October (7 days after my period): endometrial thickness was 16mm, heterogeneous echoes inside the uterus, and everything else was normal. In November, another ultrasound (3 days after my period): endometrial thickness was 8mm, a 1.20.8mm strong echo, and everything else was normal. Cervical image examination: 1-degree cervical erosion (which has been going on for several years); Chlamydia and Mycoplasma tests were normal. In recent months, my menstrual period has been around 6-7 days long, this month it lasted for 8 days, and for the last few days, I have had small red spots in my urine, and until now, I still have pinkish white discharge. Sometimes my lower back also hurts. I don’t know what disease might be causing this. Please help me analyze it.Your response: Hello, your condition...
Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion is not a single disease but rather an inflammatory response caused by long-term chronic inflammation stimulation of the cervical mucosa. The first step in treating cervical erosion is to perform a cervical scraping to rule out precancerous lesions, followed by a pathogen test to determine the cause. Mild cervical erosion can be treated with medication alone, while moderate and severe cervical erosion requires the combination of physical therapy.