Patient's question:
I am 26 years old. Recently, I have been experiencing lower abdominal pain, infrequent menstruation, and dysmenorrhea, which is very painful. My friend said it might be chronic cervical. What are the symptoms of chronic cervical?Doctor's answer:
Suffering from cervical erosion, the treatment effect of medication alone is not good, and primarily physical methods are required for healing. If there is also mycoplasma infection or adnexitis, physical methods can be combined for treatment as well.The use of traditional Chinese medicine to treat cervical erosion is relatively widespread in clinical practice, and it has shown good efficacy. Many empirical formulas and prescriptions are often processed into medicinal powders or suppositories, which are placed on cotton balls and applied to the eroded areas. Generally, medication is applied twice a week. During treatment, there may be more yellow vaginal discharge, but it should not have an unpleasant odor. Treatment typically begins after the menstrual period ends, with continuous medication for half a month, and medication is discontinued during the menstrual period.
During treatment, patients should maintain a balanced diet, follow a regular sleep schedule, engage in physical exercise, and regulate their physical and mental health to maintain personal hygiene. This helps prevent bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.