Patient's question:
A 37-year-old woman suddenly felt unwell and, after examination, was diagnosed with this disease. How can the treatment for chronic cervicitis be effective?Doctor's answer:
This patient's chronic cervicitis is a relatively common gynecological disease, which may occur after acute cervicitis or result from cervical laceration caused by various reasons, leading to cervical canal deformation. It is often easily infected by external bacteria. The cervical mucosal folds are numerous, and pathogens can hide, making it difficult to alleviate and clear the infection, often resulting in chronic cervicitis. Clinical diagnosis primarily manifests as increased vaginal discharge, bloody leukorrhea, or contact bleeding.