Patient's question:
Under non-menstrual conditions, I feel that eating something cold can cause the lower body to peel, with very little blood. The doctor conducted a thorough examination and said it's not that the skin peels just because of cold food. When she examined me, she said the skin peeled with just a touch, and then she performed the detailed examination shown in the attached images. There was an HPV 81 positive result, but the doctor said there's no significant relationship between the peeling and this. She prescribed a box of compound sea buckthorn seed oil suppositories for treating the peeling, saying to first treat the peeling before addressing the HPV inflammation.Based on my current examination, what is the main cause of the peeling? How should it be treated appropriately? How severe is the HPV inflammation, and what should I pay attention to? Should I avoid certain foods? Can I have sex? Will it affect my ability to conceive? (I am currently trying to conceive.)
Doctor's answer:
You are currently experiencing contact bleeding due to cervical erosion, which means your cervix is fragile. The you are using is for the treatment of chronic cervical inflammation. During the medication period, avoid sexual activity and do not attempt to conceive. The above content is the full answer to the question: "Do you experience bleeding in the lower body when eating something cold outside of your menstrual period?" We hope the patient can soon be free from the of the disease and recover quickly.