Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I had an ultrasound in October (7 days after my period): endometrial thickness was 16mm, heterogeneous echoes inside the uterus, and everything else was normal. In November, another ultrasound (3 days after my period): endometrial thickness was 8mm, a 1.20.8mm strong echo mass, and everything else was normal. Cervical smear test: 1-degree cervical erosion (which has been going on for several years); Chlamydia and Mycoplasma tests were normal. In recent months, my menstrual period has been around 6-7 days long, this month it lasted 8 days, and for the last few days, I've had small red spots in my urine, and still have red discharge now. Sometimes my lower back hurts, and sometimes it feels stiff. I don't know what disease might be causing this. Could you please help me analyze it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, considering cervical erosion, for this condition, it is recommended that physical therapy can be used for treatment in daily life. This method involves destroying the single-layered columnar epithelium on the eroded surface of the cervix, causing it to necrose and fall off, and then being covered by newly regenerated stratified squamous epithelium, thereby achieving the goal of treating cervical erosion. Additionally, it is important to note that regular follow-up examinations are required after treatment.