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PCOS, Cronic cervicities
Three years ago, I had a cervical polyp, which I got removed through surgery.
Now, I have light bleeding again just 10 days after my last period, which was heavy and painful. After tests, the doctor diagnosed PCOS and a cronic cervicities infection and prescribed azithromycin.
i go to gym daily & i have 5 month old baby.I' m confused about how i got this infection
Could it be a sexually transmitted disease? I don’t have multiple partners, and we’ve never used condoms or tampons. I only use a V-wash.
Will this be cured permanently both problems?
what can i do to prevent such infection in future?
also plan to get the HPV vaccine in a few weeks.
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Use antibiotics and get your screening with pap smear
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