Patient's question:
2010 hospital treatment for cervical lesions CIN3, postoperative pathology examination, pathology results: chronic endometritis. After discharge, had 2 follow-up tests with negative papillomavirus results, colposcopy examination showed chronic cervical inflammation, cervical liquid-based cytology TBS test did not reveal intraepithelial lesions or malignant lesions, DNA quantification cytology test did not detect abnormal DNA ploidy cells. However, after the uterine surgery, there was often a small amount of bleeding around 10 days after the menstrual cycle was clean, and it never stopped completely.Doctor's answer:
Your condition may still be caused by symptoms of endocrine disorders, or it could also be due to gynecological inflammation. If it's not severe and you don't have any discomfort symptoms, it's still important to pay attention to your diet and lifestyle, making observations and adjustments for a period of time. If it doesn't improve, you can still undergo a check-up to confirm the diagnosis. Early treatment targeting your condition is crucial, otherwise, the condition may be delayed.