Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: During my physical examination, I was diagnosed with cervical erosion. The doctor prescribed "Cervical Inflammation Relief Suppositories." After using the medication for two days, I experienced the shedding of medication residue and a substance resembling a thin film in color. Starting last night, I had a small amount of bleeding, and this morning, the bleeding has increased. My last menstrual period was on the 12th, so it should not be my period. Could it be that the medication caused the bleeding? What should I do now? Should I continue using the medication?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Based on the situation you described, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination for follow-up, and then determine the specific treatment and medication. If necessary, consider microwave physical therapy.The most common treatment for cervical erosion is the LEEP surgery, which is a highly effective physical therapy specifically designed for patients with cervical erosion. It can completely remove the eroded area, offering a one-time cure with minimal trauma, less pain, no scars after surgery, and effectively protects the integrity of a woman's reproductive organs. It restores a healthy, smooth, and original cervix, without affecting a woman's fertility. Recovery can return to normal one month after the surgery.
The specific treatment method depends on individual circumstances, as everyone's condition is different, which affects the treatment approach. Therefore, the treatment plan and postoperative recovery will vary.
The second option is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) therapy: According to traditional Chinese medicine, cervical erosion is caused by excessive emotions (seven emotions), prolonged stagnation turning into fire, damaging the liver and spleen, mutual accumulation of dampness and blood stasis, invading the uterine palace, and damage to the uterine vessels. External pathogens disrupt the body's normal functioning, leading to qi stagnation and blood stasis.
When choosing TCM treatment for cervical erosion, the patient's specific symptoms and physical condition should be considered for syndrome differentiation and targeted medication, including both oral and topical applications. This approach can improve symptoms without harming the body's vital energy and has no side effects.