Patient's question:
[Description of condition: Abnormal vaginal discharge, yellow in color, sometimes with blood streaks.History of treatment and effectiveness:
- Diagnosed with severe cervical erosion in February.
- Cervical biopsy performed in March, diagnosed as chronic cervicitis.
- Boma light therapy administered in April.
- Follow-up colposcopy in June showed: smooth cervix, white epithelium visible at the external os of the cervix after applying acetic acid, no atypical vessels observed, Schiller test positive.
What help is needed:
1. Is the presence of white epithelium at the external os of the cervix serious?
2. Can a person with this condition still conceive?]
Doctor's answer:
[Condition Analysis: Cervical erosion is not merely a localized cervical lesion; it is a manifestation of excessively high or imbalanced estrogen levels. If endocrine regulation is not addressed, recurrence is likely to occur quickly. If local treatment alone leads to no recurrence, it is definitely due to over-treatment, which has formed cervical scars and will inevitably affect fertility. Such harm is far greater than not treating it at all.Advice: Since cervical erosion poses minimal harm, why should it be treated? The primary reasons are that it leads to increased vaginal discharge, excessive lubrication during intercourse, difficulty achieving orgasm, and is prone to contact bleeding. Additionally, constantly using sanitary pads can complicate hygiene, making it easier to develop infections and unpleasant odors.
Treatment: Apply Antai "Cervical Treatment Liquid" under colposcopic supervision to the cervix. For mild to moderate cases, one treatment is sufficient, while severe cases may require 2-4 treatments to restore a smooth cervix.
Medication regulation for overall endocrine adjustment is crucial. This is a highly specialized therapy that requires dynamic electrochemical luminescence testing to monitor endocrine levels. Otherwise, the effort will be in vain.]