Patient's question:
I have had lower abdominal pain for the past three days, with intermittent sharp pain. On the first day, the pain occurred at night for a while, and on the third day, the pain at night was so severe that I couldn't sleep. It's still intermittent pain today. Half a month ago, I had an abortion, and I have cervical erosion, but I haven't taken any medication.Doctor's answer:
Currently, this situation could be related to abdominal cold or pelvic inflammatory disease. You can start with cold compresses on the abdomen. If it doesn't improve, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination, including an ultrasound to understand the condition of the uterine appendages and see how to normalize it. Cervical erosion is generally caused by the inversion of columnar epithelium due to a decline in estrogen. This condition can be physiological and does not require treatment. The main treatment methods are antibiotic therapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment. If an abscess forms, surgical treatment may be necessary.