Patient's question:
Content: Hello doctor, I am 25 years old, have not had a miscarriage, and have not taken any birth control pills. I have had lower back pain for two months, and now the hospital examination revealed bacterial and fungal vaginitis. Cervical erosion of degree three. A smear test was performed, and there were no cancer cells. The colposcopy report states: the original squamous epithelium is pink, shiny, smooth, with regular vascular morphology, evenly distributed, forming a network or small hairpin-like and dot-like pattern. There is a Nabothian cyst in the lower right quadrant, with increased blood vessels, hypertrophic papillae, edema, and increased fragility. It is suggested that it is cervical pseudo-erosion. I am very worried. I have not given birth to any children, and I am concerned that physical therapy may have an impact. Please advise meDoctor's answer:
Physical therapy will not be affected, combined with medication. In addition to regular treatment for cervical erosion, patients need to consult experts more and maintain communication with doctors. Patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as light diet and more outdoor exercise. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for diagnosis and treatment, so as to achieve good therapeutic effects.