Patient's question:
Doctor, my current symptoms are occasional lower abdominal pain that has persisted for some time. A few days ago, an ultrasound indicated appendicitis. In addition to frequent urination, a urine test revealed urethritis, and I experience pain during intercourse. Occasionally, swelling occurs after sexual activity. Yesterday, I visited another doctor who said there is some cervical erosion, suggesting that persistent inflammation has not been resolved, leading to this condition. Yesterday, I also had an HPV and TCT test, but the results have not come back yet. I am currently breastfeeding, and my baby is eight months old. I had a vaginal delivery.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it is indeed caused by inflammation, but since you are breastfeeding, you need to be cautious about medication. Most anti-inflammatory drugs can pass through breast milk. Additionally, the properties of these medications are cooling, which can easily cause your child to have diarrhea.I recommend starting by drinking more water, preferably hot water. You can also wipe the urethra and clean the perineum every day. When you experience lower abdominal pain, apply cold compresses for a short period. If the symptoms do not improve, you may need to use more anti-inflammatory medications.
For cervical erosion, you can use Xiaomi (anti-inflammatory suppositories), which can be quite effective. However, it is important to pay attention to hygiene and maintain a light diet.