Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:For the past two days, I've been feeling a slight ache in my lower abdomen.
The first day after intercourse, I noticed a few streaks of blood on the toilet paper the next night, but after that, there was none.
The third day after intercourse, I bled a lot, but it stopped by noon.
(I have simple cervical erosion, stage 3, covering a large area but not deep. The doctor suggested I try to get pregnant soon and then have physical therapy. I have had physical therapy before.)
What should I do now? I really want to have a child now?
First follow-up question: Can I have a child before treatment? Is it possible in my condition? If I get pregnant, will there be any particular risks?
Doctor's answer:
Bleeding after sexual intercourse is likely caused by the third-degree erosion of your cervix. If the erosion is extensive but not deep, using the method of vaginal followed by direct cervical medication can also be effective. Medications for treating this condition are available at all pharmacies. It is recommended that you wait for a period of treatment before considering having a child.