Patient's question:
I had a hysteroscopy in early October, and my menstruation has been consistently early. I've had excessive leukorrhea, and sometimes my external genitalia itch. When I went to the hospital, the doctor said it was cervical erosion. The test results showed no detection of mold, no trichomonas, 4+ pus cells, and 1+ squamous epithelial cells. I've been on medication for 3 days, but sometimes my external genitalia still itch. Now I've had another menstrual period. My last period ended on the 10th, and it came back only 12 days later. This time, it came back after only 10 days. I'm worried that there might be other diseases that weren't detected. I urgently look forward to a reply.Doctor's answer:
If there is cervical erosion, there will be bleeding and leukorrhea. You can use physical methods for treatment. If there are no molds and trichomonads, you do not need to use nystatin or metronidazole.