Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: The body temperature is around 36.9°C in the morning and evening, and around 37.2°C at 3-4 PM. A blood test has been conducted, and the results are normal. In October, it was found that there is cervical erosion of degree II (the erosion area is small, but it is relatively deep, so it was classified as degree II). Could the low-grade fever be related to this? I am eagerly awaiting your reply! Thank you!Current general condition: After taking Chinese medicine for a month, the body temperature remains the same. The vaginal discharge has decreased significantly, but occasional streaks of blood still appear. First follow-up question: There is no history of tuberculosis, liver disease, or arthritis.
Doctor's answer:
Cervical erosion may lead to symptoms of fever, primarily due to the development of pelvic inflammatory disease in the human body. Early-stage cervical erosion patients are usually characterized by localized symptoms, which may include increased vaginal discharge and localized pain. As the condition progresses, the spread of inflammatory factors and the exacerbation of erosion can lead to varying symptoms. Treatment methods differ depending on the severity of cervical erosion, but patients should also pay attention to personal hygiene and lifestyle care.Patients with cervical erosion should avoid spicy foods, as consuming chili peppers can worsen the condition and hinder recovery. Instead, they should opt for high-protein foods selectively. Additionally, patients should adjust their daily habits, preferably by consuming more fruits and vegetables to replenish vitamins.