Patient's question:
I am 28 years old, female. Recently, when I had sexual intercourse with my husband, I noticed some blood in my vagina. My leukorrhea has also increased significantly compared to before. Can severe cervical inflammation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Increased vaginal discharge, mucopurulent in nature, vulvar itching, lower abdominal pain, menstrual irregularity with excessive flow, similar to urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria for over 3 years. Pathogen culture showed positive for Chlamydia. Western medicine diagnosis: Chlamydia-induced cervical inflammation.Advice and recommendations: Avoid spicy, fried, and warm foods such as chili peppers, onions, mustard, roasted chicken, as well as beef, mutton, and dog meat. These foods are generally considered hot in nature, and if consumed by the patient, may lead to abdominal heat, worsening the condition. The patient should seek systematic and standardized examination at a reputable Grade III-A hospital as soon as possible to receive targeted treatment and recover quickly.