Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: About 10 months ago, during a gynecological examination, a Pap smear showed cervical erosion grade 2 and class 1 due to pregnancy. The treatment was postponed. Five days ago, a colposcopy revealed cauliflower-like hyperplasia, and the doctor suspected cancer. However, I am in the postpartum period and cannot go to a large hospital for confirmation. My whole family is very anxious. How should I live? What should I do with my newly born little life? I am begging for advice and help.Medical history: 2 years ago, there was unexplained blood in the stool.
Current general condition: First follow-up question: Thank you. I want to know the probability of cauliflower-like erosion leading to cancer. I can calm down first and take care of my little baby, and then undergo further examination later. If it is indeed...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to have a biopsy at the hospital to aid in diagnosis, and surgical treatment can be performed. Early treatment is more effective.The most common causes of blood in the stool are hemorrhoids, anal fissures, rectal polyps, colitis, and rectal cancer, among other anorectal diseases. It is recommended to undergo a colonoscopy to help with diagnosis.