Patient's question:
Medical Description: I had cervical and vaginal cell tests, which were normal, but the colposcopy results showed: excessive vaginal discharge, mild cervical columnar epithelial ectropia. Medical history and effectiveness: I have a history of miscarriage and have one child aged 6. What kind of help do you want: Should I have laser treatment based on these results?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if it is not pregnancy, consider it may be menstrual disorders. There are multiple reasons that can cause delayed menstruation, such as endocrine disorders, inflammation, cervical diseases, abnormal uterine and ovarian function, pregnancy, and external factors, among others. It is recommended to visit a nearby local hospital for gynecological examination and treatment. Pay attention to hygiene, frequently clean the vulvar area, avoid staying up late, maintain a regular lifestyle, do not put too much pressure on yourself, and relax. For patients with functional menstrual disorders, it is suggested:1. Avoid anger, fatigue, cold exposure, and staying up late.
2. Avoid spicy, greasy, and cold foods.
3. Beneficial mother grass particles, white phoenix pills, or herbal decoctions can be given for syndrome differentiation and regulation.