Patient's question:
It has been 2 years, with excessive white discharge, yellowish in color, and a bad odor.Doctor's answer:
According to the severity of cervical erosion, the treatment plan varies. For mild cervical erosion, identifying the causative pathogens and selecting targeted medications based on drug sensitivity tests is recommended. To minimize medication use and avoid side effects, shorten treatment time, and selectively combine supplementary treatments such as laser, microwave, extracorporeal shortwave, semiconductor microwave, and neon-helium that directly target the lesions, this approach can directly increase blood concentration in the local lesions and accelerate the healing of diseased tissues. Generally, such treatment is sufficient to cure mild erosion.For moderate to severe cervical erosion, the most prominent symptoms are increased leukorrhea with a yellow, viscous consistency, or blood streaks in the leukorrhea, with a small number of patients experiencing post-coital bleeding. For moderate to severe cervical erosion, simple medication treatment is often not ideal. It is generally recommended to undergo BBT ablation therapy or LEEP treatment, combined with sensitive medications and physical therapy, to achieve a complete cure for cervical erosion.