What should I do after the treatment for moderate cervical inflammation?

Patient's question:

Female, 28 years old, I've been experiencing abdominal bloating and pain for these past few months, and my vaginal discharge is abnormal with a bad odor, which has seriously affected my normal life. What should I do after being diagnosed with moderate cervical inflammation?

Doctor's answer:

The main symptoms of moderate cervical inflammation specifically include an increase in vaginal discharge, which may sometimes be yellow or purulent, and may also produce bloody discharge or skin peeling after sexual intercourse. Additionally, it may cause lower back and sacral pain, a sense of pelvic heaviness, and dysmenorrhea. These symptoms tend to worsen before and after menstruation, as well as after bowel movements and sexual intercourse. It is important to pay close attention to sexual hygiene and strictly avoid sexual activity during menstruation. It is also strictly prohibited to use unclean menstrual pads. Personal hygiene must be maintained, with frequent bathing and changing of clothes. Additionally, the external genitalia should be washed with warm water daily.

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