Patient's question:
For several months, I have had cervical inflammation and vaginitis. When I went to the hospital for a follow-up check, they found appendicitis. During the examination, after collecting my vaginal discharge, the doctor pressed my abdomen, and it was painful when she pressed the left side. She said it was appendicitis. After going home, I noticed a slight, not very noticeable pain in my abdomen, which is not something I usually feel. I want to ask if this is normal? I also want to ask if I need to take medication before giving birth. I have many questions, and I hope the doctor can answer them one by one patiently. Thank you! 2/3 cervical erosion. I searched online and found that cervical erosion is not a disease, it does not cause cancer, and it does not need treatment. I want to ask if that is correct?Doctor's answer:
The typical symptoms of patients with cervical erosion include abnormal vaginal discharge, characterized by increased discharge, purulent or bloody discharge, and a foul odor. Patients may experience lower back pain, discomfort, and a stinging sensation during sexual intercourse. In mild cases, maintaining a clean sexual life may lead to self-healing.