Patient's question:
Medical Description: I am 28 years old, and my child is 6 years old. In April of this year, I was checked for mild cervical erosion and vaginitis. I also easily get urinary tract infections. Treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor prescribed two boxes of polyphenol sulfone pessary and amoxicillin. I used one box of polyphenol sulfone pessary, and then had sexual intercourse after my period. May I continue to use it now? I am also taking anti-cervicitis tablets. The help I need: Can I continue to use polyphenol sulfone pessary? How long should I use it? How many courses are in one course of polyphenol sulfone pessary?Doctor's answer:
For mild cervical erosion patients, since the inflammation is not severe, medication is generally sufficient. Antibiotics and antiviral drugs can be used to wipe the affected area. They can also be combined with traditional Chinese medicine therapy, where the formula is ground into powder, soaked with cotton balls, and applied to the affected area. Active cooperation with doctor's instructions will yield more significant results.For moderate and severe cervical erosion patients, cryotherapy or laser can be used to damage the columnar epithelium in the eroded area, kill it, and gradually cause it to fall off, allowing new cervical squamous epithelium to grow. This method is relatively quick and effective, making it the most widely used treatment. However, it may affect the intimate quality of both partners, as it can damage the nerve sensitivity of the vaginal wall. Additionally, there is a risk of recurrence.