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Chronic cervictics
I've got my pap smear yesterday and my gnc told me I've chronic cervictics.
Since yesterday it's paining very much while sitting.
I'm inserting vaginal suppositories and today bleeding occured, I'm not sure that it is periods or bleeding due to pap smear or cervictics?
Should I continue to insert vh3?
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If you are due for your. Periods then it’s it.
If spotting or bleeding occurs on taking a Pap smear , may due to severe erosion of cervix .
Pain may be due to associated pelvic inflammatory disease .
Visit your gynaecologist , take course of antibiotics and if you are sexually active get HPV vaccine and contraceptive advice .
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