Patient's question:
Hello, Doctor, I am 24 years old and unmarried. I have had cervical erosion for 3-4 years. Two years ago, the check-up showed severe erosion. In September last year, I had a colposcopy. The colposcopy images showed: original squamous epithelium, original columnar epithelium, and visible transformation zone. The cervical biopsy results were: chronic cervical inflammation with squamous metaplasia, local stratified squamous epithelium, and simple epithelial hyperplasia.Since the treatment hasn’t been effective for two or three years, and I’m afraid that physical therapy might affect future fertility, I haven’t undergone any treatment for a year. Starting last month, I’ve noticed occasional mild pain in the middle-right part of my lower abdomen. Last month, my period seemed to last two or three days longer than usual. After my period, in the past few days...
Doctor's answer:
??????Abnormal vaginal discharge may simply be due to an increase in quantity, or it may also involve changes in color, texture, and odor. Experts emphasize that abnormal vaginal discharge should never be taken lightly. If treatment is delayed or not addressed at the root cause, it may lead to severe complications, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and other serious conditions. In severe cases, it may even result in terminal illnesses like vaginal cancer, uterine cancer, and cervical cancer. Many middle-aged women who develop cancer often do so because they neglected abnormal vaginal discharge during their youth, allowing the condition to worsen over time.