Patient's question:
Medical Description: This spring, during the induced abortion at the hospital, cervical erosion was detected, severe (I think the hospital is trying to make money by exaggerating the condition). There was also pelvic effusion. I didn't feel anything before.History of Treatment and Effect: Before the induced abortion, I received a series of treatments. Now there are no symptoms of the disease.
Help Needed: I don't have the conditions to go to the hospital for treatment right now. I want to go next May Day. During this period, I won't have any sexual activity. Will the condition worsen? I know I should seek treatment as soon as possible, but the conditions don't allow it. I can only go next May Day. What should I do to manage the condition in the meantime?
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, pelvic effusion is a very common gynecological disease. Under normal circumstances, there is very little fluid in the pelvic cavity. However, severe cervical erosion that is not treated in time will become increasingly serious and has the potential to develop into cancer. Currently, sexual activity is definitely not possible, as it would worsen the condition.Suggestions: If you do not trust this hospital, I recommend choosing a Grade III-A hospital for treatment, as severe cervical erosion cannot be cured with medication alone. Generally, physical therapy or surgical treatment is required. From now on, please pay attention to the following:
- Abstain from sexual activity,
- Maintain a light diet,
- Pay attention to vaginal hygiene,
- Avoid blindly rinsing the vagina.