Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Due to an induced abortion last year, I have been experiencing bloody discharge until the first half of this year, along with frequent lower back discomfort. After visiting the hospital for examination, the doctor diagnosed me with cervical inflammation. Following the doctor's advice, I underwent routine tests, cervical scraping, colposcopy, and an HPV test (negative for HPV infection) between May and September. These tests were conducted at two of the largest hospitals, and I took anti-inflammatory and hemostatic medications as prescribed by the doctor. The final diagnosis was cervical erosion of degree II, requiring focused treatment, which I underwent at the end of last month.
Current general condition:
It has been almost two weeks now, and I am very eager to
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, under normal circumstances, women with cervical erosion will not have an excessive amount of bleeding compared to their menstrual flow. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination to determine the specific location of the issue. Do not have sexual intercourse for 48 hours before the examination. Wear pure cotton underwear that is breathable during the day. Avoid taking tub baths and pay attention to local hygiene. Try to minimize the use of sanitary pads or use them sparingly.