Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: After being diagnosed by a doctor, I was told I have mild cervical erosion. I then used a suppository, and the instructions for the suppository stated that dead tissue would fall off after use. The second day after using it, I had white substances expelled from my vagina. They were creamy white and resembled pieces of skin. Is this the dead tissue that was supposed to fall off, or is it something else?Follow-up question: The white substances were expelled without any discomfort, and I also didn’t experience any discomfort while using the medication. However, the white substances were quite large and felt like cotton paper. Could this be something from the medication?
Doctor's answer:
Considering the possibility of inflammatory secretions, it's not a major issue, as it is a manifestation of the effect of anti-infection medications. It is best to pay attention to hygiene. If the effect of medication alone is not sufficient, some physical therapy methods can be combined for treatment.