Don't be misled by the appearance of cervical erosion

Ms. Chen, 56 years old, had vaginal discharge with odor half a year ago. After local vaginal medication treatment for "cervical erosion", she felt that her symptoms had improved and stopped treatment. One month later, her vaginal discharge increased and became yellow, and her lower abdomen was bloated. After drug treatment, her symptoms continued to be intermittent. After intermittent treatment for half a year, Ms. Chen found that her vaginal discharge was pink, the amount gradually increased, and it was bloody, so she rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Physical examination: body temperature 36.5℃, pulse 75/min, blood pressure 95/65mmHg. Clear consciousness, clear breath sounds in both lungs, heart rate 75/min, flat and soft abdomen. Gynecological examination: married but not giving birth, vaginal smoothness, a small amount of old blood; cervical erosion II; uterus duck egg-sized, no obvious mass in the bilateral adnexa. Blood white blood cell count 9.2×109/L, red blood cell count 5.12×1012/L, hemoglobin 120g/L. B-ultrasound examination showed anterior uterus, 3.8cm×4.7cm×6.2cm in size, endometrial thickness 0.6cm, cervical thickness 3.0cm, uniform echo; no abnormality in the bilateral adnexa.

According to the results of the physical examination, the doctor determined that Ms. Chen had cervical carcinoma in situ and should undergo surgery. After the uterus was removed, she received traditional Chinese medicine treatment based on her constitution to regulate her body's immunity. Now Ms. Chen has resumed her normal work and life, and her immune system function has been restored and strengthened.

Tips: Cervical cancer is a common gynecological disease, often with symptoms such as vaginal discharge, menstrual changes, abdominal pain, changes in urination and defecation, and tumors. Middle-aged women with abnormalities are best to go to the hospital for regular check-ups to rule out cancer.