Patient's question:
I have had vaginitis for half a year. I went for a check-up, and the doctor said it has caused cervical erosion. He gave me a medicine called Chunrui. However, other pharmacies don't sell this medicine. Can I use it with confidence?Doctor's answer:
If you have any of these symptoms and they are relatively pronounced, it is still recommended to seek treatment first. Our hospital offers microwave therapy (150, one to two treatments can usually cure it) and trichloroacetic acid (60, two to three treatments can usually cure it). The specific treatment plan is chosen based on the size and severity of the erosion. These procedures are performed by the responsible doctors. Generally, follow-up at the hospital is recommended two months after treatment. During this period, sexual activity should be avoided, and hygiene should be maintained. This treatment will not affect future fertility, and the results are ideal and cost-effective.After treatment, an annual gynecological examination, a routine vaginal discharge test (30), and a cancer prevention test should be conducted.
Here’s a reminder for women who are sexually active: the annual check-ups they need include a vaginal ultrasound (150), a gynecological examination with a routine vaginal discharge test (30), a cervical smear (40), or a TCT (150, which is more accurate than a smear). You can choose one of these options. Finally, a routine breast examination should also be done.
As women, it’s important to take care of your health. Have annual check-ups, and if you become ill, don’t blindly seek medical treatment.