Patient's question:
Colposcopy revealed congestion of the cervix with inflammatory infiltration. TCT test showed 88% inflammation, and ultrasound revealed multiple adenomatous cysts of the uterus. Urine test was normal. At that time, the doctor recommended treatment, which was supposed to last for a week. Due to work commitments, I didn't have time to do it. I would like to ask if it's necessary to undergo such treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical erosion is the most common type of cervical inflammation, and there are many issues related to improper treatment. If there are no discomfort symptoms in degree I cervical erosion, it is sufficient to improve hygiene habits, such as washing the external genitalia with clean water daily and avoiding sexual intercourse during menstruation. For mild erosion, suppositories can be used for conservative treatment, or local treatments such as laser, cryotherapy, or microwave therapy can be adopted. If the course of the disease is long, or if there is moderate to severe erosion or cervical hypertrophy, cysts, minimally invasive surgical treatment should be considered.Hello, there are many treatment methods for cervical inflammation, such as drug therapy, physical therapy, and surgical treatment. However, drug therapy is currently expensive, physical therapy can cause physical harm and may lead to infertility, making it unsuitable for women who have not given birth. Surgical treatment is only used in desperate situations. These traditional therapies are not the best choices for treating cervical inflammation.