Patient's question:
Female, 27 years old, previously suffered from moderate cervical erosion, which was cured through radiofrequency treatment. This time, she is experiencing irregular menstruation, with periods sometimes heavy and sometimes light. There is bleeding after sexual activity, and she always has some irregular bleeding [outside of menstruation]. She wants to know if it is related to the IUD and is very troubled by contraception. What kind of help she wants: She wants to know what to do and how to get checked.Doctor's answer:
Based on the medical history, it is highly likely that the possibility of cervical bleeding is significant. It is recommended to go to the hospital and consult a doctor to examine the condition of the cervix. A cervical cell smear should be performed for a thorough check-up to assist in eliminating adverse inflammation. If cervical erosion is detected, cervical focused magnetic resonance therapy can be used, which is a relatively advanced technology for treating cervical erosion and belongs to physical therapy. Pay attention to dietary hygiene in daily life, especially during the menstrual period, and pay more attention to your various conditions.